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PREFACE
Since the publication of the last Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Directory, the
present publisher has succeeded to the busiuess of the McKenney Directory|Company,
of which he was president, Mr. McKenney accepting a position with the Fireman's
Fund Insurance Company.
The materials for the present volume have been collected and compiled by expe
rienced men, and the publisher believes the work will give general satisfaction.
The Street Guide has been revised and corrected and a new and valuable map se-
cured for the book from the enterprising real estate firm of E. P. Vandercook &
Company.
Oakland Enquirer
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING.
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Office, 960 Broadway
It Contains a Complete Daily Record of all
Important News, Local and General.
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IT IS HONEST, DECENT, FEARLESS
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FRANK A. Leach, Publisher and Proprietor.
Index to Advertisements.
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Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corporation 5
Atlantic & Pacific R. R 10, n
Bane, Mrs. L. D Opp. 145
Barry, James H Mai gin line
Bayley, C. H Opp, 145
Beeby R, J Margin line
Boes-ch, E. & Co 1164
Bone. W. H Back cover and 18
Bractle, A 7
Brown, A Front cover
Budde, Joseph 1174
Bulletin, (The) Margin line
Burnham-Standeford Co Margin line
Buswell, E. G Margin line
Cal. Nursery Co Back cover and 7
Carter, Frank Opp. 145
C. C. Liniment Back cover & 18
Champion, Miss R Back cover
Davies, J. M. & Co 800
Davis, M. F ... 22
Del Monte Hotel 14, 15
Depue & Aydelotte Opp. 264
Dingee, W I Front cover
Elliott & Colville Margin line
Enquirer [The ! 20
Examiner [The] Margin line
Farrar, Mrs. M.P Opp. 144
Gentry, Miss N. Kate 6
Gianettoni 1172
Gill, E. C Opp. 688
Gochnauer, P. I, 1173
Graham, E.J Back cover
Hardy. W. B . Opp. 496
Hartford Fire Ins. Co . . Opp. 400
Heald's Business College Opp. 848
Hill. Miss Ella Opp. 577
Home Mutual Fire Ins. Co Bajk cover
Hull. W. C 22
Jackson, P. H. & Co. Opp. 144
Kellett & McMurray Opp. 736 and 1166
Knapp, Mrs. A Opp 688
Kriechbaum, G. H. Margin line
Kirk, O. C 479
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Laage, W. J. F 1172
Lerri, J. J. & Co Margin line
Loryea, A. M Opp. 736
Mahoney. J. H 4
McGovern & Cahill Margin line
Moreal, H. P Back cover
Morse, Mrs A, F n 56 and opp. 736
Myers, R. B Front edge
Newhall, H. M. & Co ... Back bone
Nicoll the Tailor Front cover and 9
Oakland Gas Lt & Heat Co 1172
Oakley, A. D 9
O'Brien, M 1171
Pac. Bus. College . . Opp. 640
Pac. Mfg Co 1175
Pac. Spring & Mattress Co . . . Opp. 737
Park & Lacy Co Margin line
Phillips, Thoi. K "
Quick, Jno. W 1168
Rigney & Murphy 6 and opp . 689
Sanborn Opp. 320
Sewell, D Opp 576
Shapiro, L Opp. 145
S. P. Co 12, 13,
Steiger & Kerr 8
Taber, I. W Interleaves
Thomson, A Opp. 689
Times Pub. Co 3
Tribune Pub. Co 3
Tubbs Hotel 800
U. of Cal 16
Van Laak, W 1156
Walsh, Wm Margin line
Webster, F. A Opp. 577
White Bros 1162
White, P. L Margin line
Whitney, A . E Margin line
Whittier, Fuller & Co " '*
Winton, N W 853
Wirbser, Felix 1173
Woolsey, E. H Opp. 497
Yates & Co Margin line
Zeile, Carl D 1173
Oakland ^ Stables.
M. F. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Livery, Sale & Boarding Stable
Horses Bought and Sold. Special care Given to Boarding.
Horses and Buggies to Let by the Hour, Day, Week
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City of Oakland.
(Incorporated March 35th, 1854.)
Latitude, 37deg. 48min. 5sec. North.
Longitude, 122deg. 16min. 24sec W.
POPULATION.
U. S. Census, 1870, 10,500; 1880, 34,555. Population of
Oakland and vicinity embraced in Directory 1890 (not in-
cluding Alameda and Berkeley), estimated 61,000.
OFFICIAL LIST.
Mayor — John R. Glascock.
Auditor and Assessor — Roland W. Snow.
Treasurer and Tax Collector — Z. T. Gilpin.
City Attorney— James A. Johnson.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
J. West Martin, President.
E. W. Playter.
R. M. Fitzgerald.
Cleveland L. Dam, Secretary.
BOARD OF POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
E. W. Playter, President.
J. West Martin.
R. M. Fitzgarald.
Cleveland L. Dam, Secretary
Chief of Police — John W. Tompkins.
Chief of Fire Department — J. F. Kennedy
City Engineer — T. W. Morgan.
Superintendent of Streets — Jesse S. Wall.
City Wharfinger — M. K. Houghton.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
T. H. Pinkerton, M. D., President.
Geo. C. Pardee, M. D.
W. F. Southard, M. D.
F. L. Adams, M. D.
E. H. Woolsey, M. D.
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OAKLAND.
W. P. Melvin, Secretary.
Health Officer— D. D. Crowley, M. D.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
(See under Educational in Official Directory.)
POLICE COURT.
Judge— Alexander Laidlaw.
Clerk— W. H. O'Brien.
Bailiff— S. H. Mitchell.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular meetings 1st and 3rd Monday of each month.
W. W. Camron, President, Councilman-at-large.
George J. Earl, 322 B, Councilman-at-large.
L. H. Wakefield, 330 E Twelfth, Councilman-at-large.
Taliesin Evans, 212 Fourth, Councilman-at-large.
H. M. Collins, 1766 Seventh, 1st Ward.
John F. Towle, 1934 Filbert, 2d Ward.
J. A. 0. Macdonald,1373 Broadway, 3d Ward.
Joseph C. McAvoy, 873 Washington, 4th Ward.
John Hackett, 306 Fourteenth, 5th Ward.
C. H. Brosnahan, 416 Eighth, 6th Ward.
0. C. Kirk, 303 E Twelfth, 7th Ward.
City Clerk— J M Brady, 306 Fourteenth.
Sta nding Com m i tt e es.
Ordinance and Judiciary — Ilaekctt, Towle, Evans and Mac
don aid.
Auditing and Finance — Wakefield. Macdonald, Earl..
McAvoy and Collins
Street — Mcdonald, Evans, Kirk, Towle and McAvoy.
Fire and Water — Collins, Towle, Hackett, Earl and Wake-
field.
Street Lights and Lamp Posts — Towle. Wakefield, Earl,
Brosnahan and I [ackett.
Removals and Obstructions — Kirk. Brosnahan, McAvoy,
Macdonald and Wakefield.
Public Printing — Evans, Hackett, Towle. Wakefield and
Karl.
Public Wharf— Brosnahan, Kirk. McAvoy, Evans and Col-
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Education — Earl, Kirk, Brosnahan, Macdonald and Col-
lins.
Public Health — McAvoy, Evans, Brosnahan, Towle and
Kirk.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police Office and City Prison — City Hall.
Chief— J. W. Tompkins.
Clerk to Chief— W. A. Moore.
Captains — A. Wilson, W. F. Fletcher.
Detectives — Dennis Holland, Albert Shorey.
Day Prison Keeper — Geo. Quackenbush.
Night Prison Keeper — David Swain.
Patrol Wagon— B. R. Phillips, St. C. Hodgkins, Fred
Howlett, Chas. Davis
Police Court Bailiff— Sam Mitchell.
Patrolmen— H. B. Rand, C. H. Cole, H. Aldrich, Sam
Mitchell, J. S. Mackey, Henry McCloy, F. W. Crafts, E. J.
Chase, Chas. O'Hare, O. D. Brown, John Barnett, J. F.
Sill, M. P. Powers, R. D. Hunter, Henry N. Nedderman, T.
A. Downey, Edgar Turney, Wm McCloud, Frank Greenwald,
P. H. Felley, Nicholas Williams, J. P. Scanlon, John Royce.
Special Offiicers — D. F. Bachelder, C. Wells, John Lon-
don, J. H. Nolter, W. B. Goodwin, Rvland Poulsen, A. J.
Ross, J. H. Baker, A. T. Ayres, L. D. Babb, W. G. Cashin.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer — James F. Kennedy.
Assistant Engineer — Miles Doody.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph —
G. H. Carlton.
The Department consists of 5 steam fire engines in
service, and 1 relief engine, 6 hose cans, 2 hook and lad-
der trucks, 21 horses, ",(>()() feet of hose, of which 4,800
feet are in actual use, 800 feet on the relief cart, and the
balance in storage. In the city there are 221 hydrants
and 2 cisterns, one located at Broadway and Eighth streets
and the other at Broadway and Thirteenth streets.
The report of the Chief for the year ending June 30,
1889, shows that the Department responded to 104 alarms,
56 of which were "bells" and 48 " stills;" of these 104
alarms, 1 was false, 1 bonfire and 3 outside city limits,
leaving a total of 99 fires in the city proper, the estimated
loss on which was about $86,000.
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The total number of men present at roll call during
the year was 3,485; 503 absentee.-: these worked 291 hours,
traveling with apparatus 10044 miles, laying 71,000 feet of
hose and raising 3,255 feet of ladder, all of which cost the
city the sum of $49,908.65.
Compared with former years the tire record stands thus:
L8S4-5 52 alarms, loss $ 55,000
18S5-6 69 " " 26,000
L886-7 32 " " 29,000
L887-8 81 " " 105,000
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Names and Location of Companh
Engine Co. No. 1 — Located Fifteenth near Clay. W. B. Scrib-
ner, Foreman: E Laperle, Engineer: [John Knowles,
oker; Louis Hoffman, Driver. Extramen — John
Dolan, Ike Foster, M. J. Hanley, J. C. Murphy, Thomas
Winthar.
ENGINE Co. No. 2 — Located Sixth between Broadway and
Washington. A. Bailey, Foreman: V. Chloupek, En-
gineer; Holly Sturns, Stoker; D. E. Jones, driver.
Extramen — Wm. McCurdy, J. D. Cramer. Charles
(irimme. \V. F. Gibbs, Frank Baker.
Engine Co .No. 3 — Located Eighth between Campbell and
Willow. John Gala van, Foreman: Geo. Demarais, En-
gineer; Wm. Ennis, stoker: M. McGuin, Driver.
Extramen — A. A. Sicotte, Rodger Sicotte, Geo, Spencer,
J. C. Milieu. Henry 1 Ia\
Engine Co. No. 1 — Located E Fourteenth between Twelfth
and Thirteenth aves. W. C. While. Foreman; I
Moffatt,Engineer; John F.Murphy, Stoker; Geo. Lewis,
Driver. Extramen — Fohn Jordan, Patrick Jordan, John
Mulgrew, L. W. Calvert, Alfred William-.
Engine Co. No. 5— Located corner Milton and Market. John
Rutherford, Foreman; E. C. Brown, Engineer; J. C.
Parsons, Stoker; Wm. Eamb, Driver. Extramen —
Wm. Price, Wm. Branch, Henry Mohr, F. W. Gertner,
John E. Watson.
1 1 * » - 1 Co. No. 1 — I.<>c;it<d Sixth between Broadway and
Washington J, Flannery, Foreman; Philip Reader Sr,
Extramen — James Kaiae, James McManus, R.C. Grant,
Philip Reader Jr, Pal Mullen.
Ti i;< k Co. No. l-^Located Sixth between Hroadway and
Washington. .1. W. Bankhead, Foreman; T. F. Berry,
Driver; A. Hallahan, Tillerman. Exramen — Thomas
Boarding and Livery Accommodations
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Fifth and Harrison Street
Seventh and Washington Streets.
Twelfth and Broadway Stre<
Ninth and Webster Streets.
Fourteenth and Webster Street
Twelfth and Madison Streets.
Seventeenth and Grove Streets.
Frederick Street and Telegraph Avenve.
Sycamore Street and San Pablo Avenue.
Thirty-fourth and Peralta Streets.
Sycamore and Telegraph Avenue.
Thirty-fourth and Telegraph Avenue.
Lake and Jackson Streets.
Walnut and Broadway Streets.
Seventh Street bet Wood and Willow.
West Fourteenth and Kirkham Streets.
Seward and Campbell Streets.
West Seventh and Chester Streets.
West Seventh and Adeline Streets.
West Tenth and Kirkham Streets.
West Seventeenth and Peralta Street-
Campbell and Atlantic Stree
Fifth and Grove Streets.
Third and Filbert Streets.
Filbert and Market Streets.
Tenth and Grove Streets.
Fourteen and Market Streets.
Twenty-first and Market Streets.
Twelfth and Adeline Streets.
Eighteenth and Adeline Streets.
East Fourteenth Street and Seventeenth Ave.
East Twelfth Street and Twelth Avenue.
East Seventeenth Street and Eighth Avenue.
St Twelfth Street and Sixth Avenue.
East Tenth Street and Third Avenue.
East Twenty-fourth Street and Ninteenth Ave.
East Twenty-fourth Street and Thirteenth Ave.
East Twelfth Street and Twenty-Secend Ave.
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Box No. 51, First and Webster Streets.
" 52, Third and Jackson Streets.
" 53, Eighth and Jackson Streets.
54, Twelfth and Brush Streets.
56, Sixteenth Street and San Pablo Avenue.
57, Tweny-eighth and Myrtle Streets.
59, Webster Street and Orchard Avenue.
" 61, City Hall.
" 62, Ninth and Broadway Streets.
" . 63, Twentieth Street and San Pablo Avenue.
" 64, Durant and Webster Streets.
11 65, Second and Jefferson Streets.
" 67, Second and Market Streets.
" 71, Thirteenth and Wood Streets.
72, Thirty-fourth and West Street-.
73, Twenty-ninth and Grove Streets.
71, Twenty-eighth and Adeline Street.-.
75, Thirty-second Street and San LPablo Avenue.
76, B and Helen Streets.
81, Avon Place and Lister Avenue.
82, E Sixteenth and Fourth Avenue,
83, East Twenty-second Street and Eighth Ave.
84, East Nineteenth Street and Eleventh Avenue.
85, East Twenty-first Street and Twenty-first Ave.
86, East Eighteenth Street and Twenty-third Ave.
Persona having keys will observe the following rules: —
When it is necessary to use the signal boxes; go to the
one nearest to the lire, and put your key into the outside
door, open it and pull down the hook On the inside once, or
until you hear a bell within the box; close the door, and re-
main to direct the firemen to the locality of the fire. In
case the box does not work, go to the next nearest station;
you can procure a key at a store or dwelling in the vicinity
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will }»<• returned to you.
If. upon opening the door, you hear the hell within the
box ring, do not pull the book for "lie minute, or until it
has stopped ringing, for it will indicate that an alarm is
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Key holders changing their residences or places of
business where keys are kept, will please report the same
at the fire alarm office, and in case of removal from the city,
the key must be returned.
Keys can be obtained by any responsible porson upo n
application to the Chief Engineer, at his office, or the Su-
perintendent of Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, City
Hall. G. H. Carleton, Superingtendent Fire Alarm ' and
Police Telegraph.
OAKLAND POST OFFICE.
HOURS.
OPEN .
General Delivery Window, 7:30 a. m.
CLOSE.
9 P. M.
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6 P. M.
6 P. M.
10 P. M.
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Carriers' Windows, 7:15 p. m.
Stamp and Box Windows, 8:30 a. m.
Money Order Department, 9 a. m.
Registry Department, 9 a. m.
Special Delivery Dept., 7 a. m.
SUNDAYS.
General Delivery and Carriers' Windows, 9:30
to 10:30 a. m,
Branch Offices.
Brooklyn Station — Twelfth Street and Thirteenth ave.
West Oakland Station — Seventh and Wood.
OAKLAND FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND READING
ROOMS.
Located on the NW corner of Fourteenth and Wash-
ington Streets.
The Free Library was first opened to the public on
the evening of November 7th, 1878, with about 4,000 vol-
umes on its shelves. It has steadily gained in popular
favor, having now 9,000 members on the library roll. July
1st, 1889, it was shown to possess 14,468 volumes.
The library is open (Sundays and holidays excepted)
from 9 A. m. until 8 p. m.; Saturdays, from 9 a. m. until 9
p. M.
The central reading room, which is located in the same
building, has on file all the principal newspapers published
on the Pacific Coast, together with the most prominent
journals and magazines of the East, also standard English
magazines and periodicals.
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Branch reading rooms are established in different
parts of the city as follows:
East Oakland Free Reading Room, 562 East Twelfth
Street.
North Oakland Free Reading Room, corner Thirty-
fourth and Peralta Streets.
West Oakland Free Reading Room, 1704 Seventh Street.
The reading rooms are open daily (holidays execpted)
from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
The Board of Trustees for 1889-91 are; Gary Howard,
President; John A. McKinnon, Secretary; John Lynch,
R. G. Graham, Chas. W. Kellogg; H. F. Peterson, Assist-
ant Secretary.
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Auditing — Graham, Lynch and Kellogg.
Books — Kellogg, McKinnon and Graham.
Building — McKinnon, Lynch and Kellogg.
Reading Rooms and Periodicals — Lynch McKinnon
and Graham
Regular meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each
month.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
President, E. W. Marston, 139] Webster Street; Super-
ndent and Secretary (ex-offieio), J. W. McOlymonds, 477
Plymouth Avenue: Assistant Superintendent and Secretary,
Chas. M. Fisher; E. E. Walcott (At Large), 1782 Goss;
Andrew Fine M. D. (At Large), Bast Twelfth Street and
Sixtli Avenue; ( >. \V. Parker (At Large), 677 Twenty-
fourth; J. B. Carrington, First Ward, 1409 Seventeenth
street; H. M. Sanborn, Second Ward, M>5 Twenty-sixth
Street; 0. B. Morgan, Third Ward, 754 Fourteenth "street:
E. Everett, Fourth Ward, 719 Eighth Street; E. B.Clement,
Fifth Ward, L258 Harrison Street; L. E. Chartrand, Sixth
Ward, 465 Ninth Street; M. \V. Fish, Seventh Ward. 461
it Fourteenth Street.
OFFICE SOURS FOB BCHOOL BU8INE8S,
Superintendent — City Ball: 8 \. if. to L2 m. and 1 to
1 p, m., except Saturdays: Saturdays, s \. m. to L2 m.
.1. B. Carrington — L409 Seventeenth Street, evenings
after 7 o'clock.
II. M. Sanborn — 175 Twenty-sixth Street, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday eveniu
B Morgan — 754 Fourteenth Street, evenings after
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E. B. Clement— 1258 Harrison Street, 6:30 to 7:30 p. m.
L. E. Chartrand — 465 Ninth Street, from 8 to 9 a. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
M. W. Fish— 461 East Fourteenth Street, Mondays
from 12 m. to 2 p. m.
E. E. Wolcott — 1782 Goss Street, Thursday evenings.
E. W. Marston — 1391 Webster Street, Mondays and
Thursdays, 6 to 7 p. m.
0. W. Parker— 677 Twenty-fourth Street, Mondays
and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p. m.
Andrew Fine — East Twelfth and Sixth Avenue, daily,
12 m. to 2 P. M.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Rules and Regulations — Carrington, Fine and Morgan.
Classification, Text Books and Course of Instruction —
Fine, Fish and Walcott.
School Houses and Sites — Walcott, Chartrand and Fine.
Furniture, Supplies and Printing — Clement, Sanborn
and Carrington.
High School — Fish, Morgan and Parker.
Commercial and Evening School — Sanborn. Carring-
ton and Parker.
Finance — Everett, Walcott and Clement.
Judiciary — Parker, Chartrand and Everett.
Industrial Education — Morgan, Fish and Clement.
Observatory — Chartrand; Sanborn and Everett.
CALENDAR FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1890.
Regular meeting of the Board of Education on the
second and fourth Mondays of each month.
Fiscal year begins July 1, 1889.
First term begins Monday, July 15, 1889.
" ends Friday, December 20, 1889.
Second term begins Monday, January, 6, 1890.
" ends Friday, May 30, 1890.
VACATIONS.
One week beginning Monday, Oct. 7, 1889.
Two weeks beginning Monday, Dec. 23, 1889.
One week beginning Monday, March 17, 1890.
Six weeks beginning Monday June 2, 1890.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
J. W. Clymonds, Superintendent; Chas. M. Fisher,
Assistant Superintendent.
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High Scpiool — J. B. McChesney, Principal, Rhetoric, 1364
Franklin; S. P. Meads, Vice-Principal, Natural Sci-
ence, 1652 Webster; Mrs. K. B. Fisher, Second Vice-
Principal, English, 926 Myrtle; E. F. Burrill, Ancient
Languages, 578 Fifteenth; S. A. Chambers, Mathe-
matics, 554 Thirteenth; Mrs. L. R. Griffin, History,
566 Eleventh; Madame M. Ferrier, French and Ger-
man, 523 Seventeenth; Paul Garin, Drawing, 815
Thirty-fifth; Miss Mollie E. Connors, Drawing, 1115
Jackson; Miss Irene Hardy, Assistant in English, 1213
Jefferson; Miss Emma Hilton, Assistant in English,
Wilson House; Miss Alma I. Galbraith, Assistant in
Latin, 1218 San Pablo Avenue; Miss Katie M. Wertz,
Assistant in Mathematics, 1413 Brush; Mrs. Fannie
M. Pugh, Assistant in Mathematics, 945 Magnolia;
Miss G. W. Littlejohn, Assistant in History, Berkeley.
Garfield School — Located Twenty-third Avenue between
E Sixteenth and E Seventeenth. Mrs. Ellen Gibbs,
Principal. Teachers — May W. Tyler, Anna R. Wood,
Kate Marsh.
Prescott School — Located cor Seward and Campbell. D.
T. Fowler Principal; Teachers — Miss Mary C. Heaton,
Mrs. M. Kainey, Miss E. M. Burgin, K. McLean, Miss
H. Sumner, M. Hennings, Miss L. Storey, Miss H.
Corless, Miss L. A. Parker, Miss C. Fellows, Miss M.
Burrows, Miss A. R. Franklin, Miss L. R. Washburn,
Miss M. Storey, Miss E. C. Morris, Miss E. A. Stevens,
Miss A. M. Youngman, Miss A. M. Johnson, Mrs. M.
E. Hawkins, Mrs. Ida A. Coady, Mrs. N. J. Ashton.
Grove Street School — Located Grove between Fourth and
Fifth. Mrs. M. D. Standeford, Principal. Teachers-
Miss Mary M. Campbell, Miss Jean W. Nesbitt, Emma
G. Todd. "
Tompkin's School— Located Fifth between Filbert and Chest-
nut. Geo W. Frick, Principal. Teachers — Mrs. C. J.
Hammer, Mrs. B. H. Stone, Miss N. A. Carter, Miss S.
L. Regan, Mrs Susan Lnnyon, Miss 11. L.Shaw, Mrs.
F. A. Nnsbaiimcr, II. P. Strains. Miss A. E. Walton;
Geo. Cartel-, Janitor.
Lincoln Grammae School — Located NW corner Tenth and
Alice. Geo. W. Horton, Principal. Teachers — Mrs.
M. L. Ilnyl, Mrs. S. B. Yates, Mrs..). O'Mcara, Mrs.
I. EJ. Du Bois, Mrs. L. E. Thompson, Miss Mary D.
Bull, Miss Virginia D. Heath, Regina Reilly,Miss Ella
A. Perry, Miss E. V. Garlich, Miss Anne K. Dargie,
Mrs. Lydia II. Campbell, Miss Mary L. Wheeler, Miss
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Mabel E. Brett, Miss Rebecca A. Bills; Robert Irvine,
Janitor.
Durant School — Located north side Twenty-eighth, be-
tween Grove and West. S. G. S. Dunbar, Principal.
Teachers — Miss S. J. Hodgdon, Mrs. E. D. Reynolds,
Miss M. E. Buckelew, Miss L. C. Bentancue, Mrs. E. E.
Greenrnan, Miss M. T. Kimball, Miss A. B. Clow, Mrs.
C. C. N. Walter, Mrs. L. F. Fowler, Miss H. C. Larkin,
Mrs. Belle E. Webb, Miss Fannie Ward, Miss M. L.
Rowland, Mrs. H. B. Shorkley, Mrs. M. V. Kingman,
Miss Emma H. Hilton; Ed M. Campbell, Janitor.
Franklin School — Located on Tenth Avenue, between E
Fifteenth and E Sixteenth. J. F. Chandler, Principal.
Teachers — Mrs. E. R. Fuches, Miss L. E. Bentley, Miss
M. J. Shaw, Miss H. C. Simpson, Mrs. H. G. Ayer,
Mrs. E. M. Bartholomew, Miss M. E. Morris, Mrs. H. M.
Storrs, Miss C. P. List, Miss L. E. White, Miss F. C.
Sutherland, Mrs. L. A. Walker; George Briant, Janitor.
Swett School — Located between E Nineteenth and E
Twentieth, Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues. Miss M.
S. Kimball, Principal. Teachers — Miss Alice B. Ward,
Miss E. M. Ellis, Miss K. C. Morris.
Lafayette School — Located west side Jefferson between
Eleventh and Twelfth. Miss Abbie F. Aldrich, Prin-
cipal. Teachers — Miss Tillie C. Lesson, Miss Josephine
Lemon, Miss Elizabeth M. Sherman, Miss Anna New-
cum, Miss Nellie Cook, Mrs. Nora H. Hornick, Miss
Mildred J. Scott, Miss Sadie P. Willard, Miss Mary F.
Potter, Miss Margaret Wythe, Mrs. Marcia G. Brad-
bury, Mrs. Emma W. Anderson.
Cole School — Located on Tenth between Union and
Poplar. J. P. Garlick, Principal. Teachers — Fan-
nie G. Smith, Mrs. J. N. Brower, Miss Florence A.
Perean, Miss Hattie B. Sproul, Miss Martha R. Mc-
Clure, Miss Margaret E. Connors, Miss Louise Grove,
Miss Josie Standeford, Miss Eleanor Pullman, Miss
Agnes Hamilton, Miss Susie H. Snook, Miss Mary F.
Buckelew, Miss Alice A. McCord, Miss A. G. Madden,
Miss Sara Boniface, Miss Harriet J. Lee.
Harrison School — Located SW corner Harrison and
Fourth. Miss H. M. Mullen, Principal. Teachers —
Miss A. A. Cordes, Miss H. A. Robins, Miss A. M.
Quince; Miss Carrie Bock, Janitor.
Grant School — Located corner Broadway and Prospect
Avenue. Miss Elizabeth Powell, Principal. Teachers-
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Miss Elizabeth B. Myrick, Miss Mary C. Ellis, Miss
Anna M. Richardson.
Clawson School— Located corner Magnolia and Thirty-
second. Miss Julia E. Colby, Principal. Teachers— |
Mrs. Sarah B. Byrod, Mrs. Mary E. Pelharo, Mrs Mary
G. Ayres, P. A Garin.
Bay Distrct School — Located corner San Pablo Avenue
and Crawford. Teachers— Mr. B. L. Modghead, Miss
Sarah Morrow, Miss Nellie Eckles, Miss Rachel Davis.
Emery District School— Located Forty-first, between San
Pablo Avenue and Adeline. Teachers— Mr. E. L.
Knowlton, Miss Helen J. Vandergaw.
Hays Districe School— Teacher, Miss EttaEllerhorst.
Lockwood District School— Teachers— Miss Nellie Molloy,
Miss Daisy Rockfellow.
Melrose District School — Teacher — Miss C. A. Mc-
Cracken.
Peralta District School— Located Alcatraz Avenue near
Telegraph Avenue. Teachers — Miss Eunice Gallagher,
Miss Ella Prval, Miss Susie McFeeley.
Temeecal School— Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Principal. Teachers
—Mrs. Clara A. Blodgett, Miss I. I. Hammer, Miss
Jessie E. Burrall, Miss H. E. Boynton; Louis Moltem,
Janitor.
ACAD AMIES, SEMINARIES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Field Seminary — Embraces Kindergarten, Academic and
College Preparatory Departments. Located at 1825
Telegraph Avenue/ Mrs. R. G. Knox, Proprietor. Mrs.
W. B. Hvde, Principal. Assistant Teachers— Prof. D.
P. Havnes, Miss Catherine Stone, Mrs. C. B. Bradley,
Mrs. II. S. Kingsbury, Mrs. Kate A. Bulkeley, Miss
Gertrude Leonard. Mrs. A. S. Langstrotli. Miss Flora
Bell, Fraulein S. Louise Kicchin, Prof. L. M. Zech, Jr.,
MissC. A. Wheaton,MissE. L. Wilde, Miss M. E. Fox,
Miss Lilly Sherwood, Prof. Henry Hey mans, Prof. 0.
A. Lunt.
Bopkin's Academy — Located Plymouth Avenue between
Telegraph Avenue and Broadway. Students fitted for
Collet- and for business life. Reached by either Tele-
.;,!, Avenue or Broadway and Piedmont lines of
street cars, W. W. Anderson, Principal.
Pacific Thbolooicai Si kinaby — Established in 18n*9.
Situated on Academy Hill (adjoining Bopkin's Acad-
emy), opposite Thirty-fourth Blreet. A full course and
and English course <>f >tn<ly of three years each. Stu-
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dents received from any Evangelical Denomination.
Year begins September 1; Closes May 12. Faculty —
Rev. Dr. J. A. Benton, Rev. Dr. I. E Dwinell, Rev. Dr.
G. Mooar.
California Military Acadamy — Located corner Telegraph
and Prospect Avenues. Thorough preparation for
college or business life. Col. Wm. H. O'Brien, Prin-
cipal.
Oakland Academy — 1265 Franklin Street. A day school
for both sexes. It provides (1) a Classical and Scien-
tific Course, (2) a Commercial Course, (3) a Normal
Course, (4) Modern Languages and Drawing. Isaac
Wright, A. M., and Wm. Herrod, Principals.
Normal School — Hamilton Hall. J. C. Gilson, Principal.
The Oaks — Located corner Tenth and Alice. Home and
and day school for young ladies. Miss L. Tracy,
Principal.
Sackett School — Located at 529 Twenty-first Street. A
preparatory boarding and day school for young men
and boys. D. P. Sackett Principal.
Snell Seminary — Located at 568 Twelfth Street. A board-
ing and day school for young ladies. Richard B. Snell
and Miss Snell, Principals.
Piedmont District School — Mrs. A. C. Horton, 1630
Eighth Street, Oakland.
Miss Horton's School — Located at northeast corner Filbert
and Twelfth Streets. A select school for boys and
girls. Miss S. W. Horton, Principal.
Miss Bisbee's School — Corner Seventh Avenue and Six-
teenth Streets.
Oakland Business College and Institute of Penmanship
— Located at 1015 Clay. Affords to both sexes, practi-
cal and thorough instruction for business life. D. C.
Taylor, Principal.
University of California — Notice will be found in Berke-
ley portion of Directory, as also Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Institution.
California College — Rev. S. B. Morse, President. For
the education of young men and women in the inter-
ests of the Baptist Church. Between East Twenty-
seventh and East Thirtieth, Highland Park.
Crawford Polytechnic and Manual Training School —
A boarding and day school for a limited number of
boys. Conducted by T. 0. Crawford, 1020 Oak Street,
Field Seminary fqr Young Ladies, Home School— Lo-
cated at 1825 Telegraph Avenue. Address Mrs. R. G.
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Knox, Proprietor, or Frances A. Dean, Principal.
Terms commence in January and August.
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of Oakland
— Mrs. Sarah E. Henshaw, President; Miss Agnes
Hayes, Secretary. Meets Hansen Hall.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
INDUSTRIAL HOME OF MECHANICAL TRADES FOR THE
ADULT BLIND.
Southwest corner Thirty-sixth Street and Telegraph Ave-
nue.
The officers of the Home are as follows:
President of the Board of Directors, J. P. Irish.
Vice-President of the Board, Warren Olney.
Secretary and Treasurer, L. A. Redman.
Superintendent of the Home, Joseph Sanders.
Physician of the Home, Andrew Fine, M. D.
The salary of the Superintendent is $2,100 per anuum;
of the Physician, $600 per annum; and of the Secretary.
$500 per annum.
The Chabot Observatory of Oakland is situated in the
Middle of Lafayette Square, which is bounded by
Tenth, Eleventh, Jefferson and Grove Streets. Its ex-
act geographical position in latitude, 37 deg. 48 min.
5 sec. north; longitude, L22 deg. 16 min. 34.4 sec, west
from Greenwich, or in time, 8 hours, 9 min. 6
west of Greenwich; 3 hours o min. 54 Bee. west from
Washington. The observatory building together with
its splendid equipment, was the free gift of Anthony
Chabot, Esq., to the Board of Education, in trust for
the City of Oakland. Monday evenings arc reserved
for the schools, and Friday evenings for observatory
work. Cards for admission on other evening can be
obtained ^n application to the Director, Fred. M.
Campbell, City Hall.
ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
Convent of Oub Lady of the Backed Heart — Located at
i:,:;i Webster Street, A boarding school for young
Ladies. Taught by the Sisters of the sacred nann
Jesus and Mary.
Mary's s« hool fob Boys — Located corner Jefferson and
.ciitb Streets. Taught by the Christian Brothers.
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St. Mary's School for Girls — Located at corner of Grove
and Seventh Streets. Taught by the Sisters of the
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart.
St. Mary's College — Located Broadway near junction
with Cemetery Avenue. Under the direction of the
Christian Brothers.
St. Anthony's School for Boys (East Oakland) — Located
corner East Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avenue. Taught
by the Christian Brothers.
St. Anthony's School for Girls (East Oakland) — Located
corner East Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avenue. Taught
by the Christian Brothers.
St. Patrick's School for Boys — Located corner Seward
and Peralta. Taught by the Christian Brothers.
St. Patrick's School for Girls — Located corner Seward
and Peralta. Taught by the Sisters of Mercy.
St. Joseph's Academy — Located corner Jackson and Fifth
Streets. A boarding school for young men and boys.
Taught by the Christian Brothers.
School of St. Francis De Sales — Located corner Grove
and Twenty-first Streets. Taught by the Sisters of
the Holy Name.
Sacred Heart School for Boys (Day School) — Located
Forty-first between Grove and West. Taught by the
Christian Brothers,
St. Lawrence School for Girls (Day School) — Located
Fortieth between Grove and West. Taught by the
Sisters of the holy names of Jesus and Mary.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
The Oakland Board of Trade was organized Septem-
ber 10th, 1886. The first President was V. D. Moody,
President of the First National Bank, who was succeeded
in April, 1888, by F. K. Shattuck; J. M. Davies was the
first Secretary. •
Like similar organizations in this State, the Board of
Trade is in effect a city improvement association, looking
to all measures of public interest, extending a knowledge of
the advantages of the city and county, and in all suitable
ways promoting agricultural, commercial and industrial
prosperity.
April 10th, 1888, the Board was regularly incorporated
under the laws of the State, and its articles now provide for
the usual commercial features of the arbitration and adjust-
ment of differences.
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In February, 1889, the name was changed to " The
Oakland City and Alameda County Board of Trade," to
cover the wider purposes of the organization.
This Board is entitled to the credit of inaugurating the
movement for the organization of the " California State
Board of Trade," which has proved so important an aid to
State progess, It has also been instrumental in obtaining
for Oakland important terminal facilities not previously
enjoyed, in securing a large harbor appropriation, the ex-
tension of the boundaries of the city, the adoption of a new
Charter, and other advantageous work for the city and
county. It is the sole organization in the county in affilia-
tion with the State Board and contributing to the main-
tainance of that organization.
The membership the past year has included about fifty
representative citizens, members of the different branches
of trade, professions and industries of the city. The ar-
ticles of incorporation impose an agreement to be gov-
erned by the decision of a majority of the members. The
action of the Board has been harmonious, and results have
shown the advantage of such unity. The present officers
are as follows:
President, Frank J. Moffitt; Vice-President, Chas. D.
Pierce; Treasurer, V. D. Moody; Delegate to State Board,
J. S. Emery.
Directors — W. E. Dargie, M. J. Keller, F. A. Leach, V.
D. Moody, F. K. Shattuck, O. E. Hotchkiss, M. J. Lay-
mance, F. J. Moffitt, C. D. Pierce, J. S. White, E. W. Wood-
ward; Secretary, C. M. Plumb.
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First Baptist Church — Location, corner Brush and Four-
teenth Streets. Rev. C. II. Bobart, pastor. Residence,
911 Sixteenth Street. Services 11 A. if., 7:30 p. it.;
Sunday-school, 12:30 p. m.
Twenty-third Avenue Baptist Church — Rev. Isaac D.
Fleming, pastor, res L066 E Twenty-fourth
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church ofEasI Oakland — Location.
corner Bast Fourteenth Street and Tenth Avenue. Rev.
J. Qerndou Garnett. Residence, corner Tenth Avenue
and East Nineteenth Street Services llr a. m., 7:30
p. it.; Sunday-school, 12:15 i'. if.
San Pablo Avenue Bapist Church — Location north side
Twentieth near Sao Pablo Avenue. Rev. A.J. Start-
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evant, pastor. Services 11a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-
school, 12:30 p. m.
Free-Will Baptist Church — Location, corner Twenty-first
and Bush Streets. Rev. F. C. Penney, D. D., pastor.
Services 11 a. m., 7 p. m.; Sunday-school 12:15 p. m.
First Swedish Bapist Church — Location, cor Tenth and
Magnolia Streets. Rev. Carl M, Nelson, pastor. Ser-
vices 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-school, 10 a. m.
Unitarian Church — Services at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner
Franklin and Eleventh Streets. Services 11 a. m. Sun-
day-School, 12:30 p. m.
Chinese Mission of Baptist Church — Location, 710 Eleventh
Street.
First Congregational Church — Location, corner Clay and
Twelfth Streets. Rev. Dr. John Knox McLean, pastor.
Residence, 520 Thirteenth Street. Rev. Jonn Rea, as-
sociate pastor. Services 11 a. m. 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-
school, 12:30 p. m.
East Oakland Congregational Church — Location Washing-
ton Hall, 307 East Twelfth Street. Rev. C. F. Clapp,
pastor. Residence corner Seventh and Sixteenth"
Streets. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Suuday-School
12:30 p.m.
Sweedish Congregational Church — Sixth near Market.
Pastor, 8G5 Henry near Seventh.
Second Congregational Church — Location, Chase between
Wood and Willow Streets. Rev. G. W. Bothwell, D.
D. Services 11 a. m., 6:15 p. e.; Sunday-school, 12:30
P. M.
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church — Location, Ply-
mouth Avenue near Telegraph Avenue. Rev. George
M. Mooar, pastor. Residence, 444 Edwards Street.
Services 11 a. m. 7 p. m.; Sunday-school, 12:30 p. m.
Golden Gate Congregatienal Church — Location, corner
Adeline and Thirty-fourth Streets. Rev. W. H. Cooke,
pastor. Residence, 925 Thirty-sixth Street. Services 11
a. m., 7:30 p. m.
Market Street Congregational Church — Location, corner
Market and Twenty-second Streets. Rev. G. H. Mer-
rill, pastor. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Sundoy-
school 12:30 p. m. •
First Methodist Church — Location, corner Clay and Four-
teenth Streets. Rev. E. R. Dille, pastor. Serves 11 a.
m., 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-school, 12:30 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church of East Oakland — Location,
1220 Seventh Avenue. Rev. J. W. Ross, pastor. Resi-
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7:30 p. M,; Sunday-school, 9:30 A. m.
Eighth Avenue Episcopal Church — Corner Eighth Avenue
and East Seventeenth Street. Rev. H. B. Heacock,
pastor. Residence 1319 Eighth Avenue. Services 11
a. m., 7:30 p. M.; Sunday-school, 9:30 a. m.
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church — Location, 955
Campbell Street. Seats free. Services 11 a. m., 7:30
p. m.; Sunday-School, 12:15 p. m.
German Methodist Episcopal Church — Location, Seventh
Street between Telegraph and San Pablo Avenues.
Rev. L. Kroeck, pastor. Residence, 526 Seventeenth
Street. Services 10:45 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-school,
9:30 p.m.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church — 1419 Tenth near
Center. Rev. S. L. Carlander, pastor. Services 10:30
a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-school, 9:30 A. M.
Norwegian and Danish Methodist Episcopal Church — Rev.
CarlF. Eltzholtz, pastor. Campbell near Taylor.
African Methodist Episcopal Church — Location, Fifteenth
between Market and West Streets. Rev. J. \V. Sex-
ton, pastor. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. u.
United Presbyterian Church — Meets California Hall. Rev.
James Patton, pastor. Residence, 817 Twenty-first
Street. Service 11 a. m.
Methodist Episcopal Japanese Gospel Society — Location,
612 Fifteenth Street. Sunday-school, 7 p. m.
St. John's Episcopal Church — Location, Grove Street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets. Rev. Benjamin
Akerly, D. D., pastor. Residence, corner Adeline and
Sixteenth Streets. Services 11 A. m.. 7:30 p. M.J Sun-
day-School, 9:30 A. m.
Paul's Episcopal Church — Location, corner Harrison
and Fourteenth Streets. Rev. Hobarl Chetwood, D. D.,
pastor. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 P. m.: Sunday-school,
9:45 a. m.
Church of the Advent ( Episcopal, East Oakland) — Location,
corner 1 Sixteenth Street and Twelfth Avenue.
Rev. II. I>. Lathrop, pastor. Residence, 310 Seven-
nth street. Services 11 a. m.. 7:30 p. m.: Sunday-
hool, 9:30 A. m.
St. Andrew'.- Episcopal Church — Location, comer Cypress
and Ninth. Entrance, Ninth Street. Rev. John A.
Emery, pastor. Services 11 i. M., 7:30. p. m.
First Hebrew Congregation — Location of synagogue, south-
it corner Clay and Thirteenth Street-. Rev. M. s.
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Levy, rabbi. Services, Saturday, 11 a. m., Sabbath-
school, 10 A. M.
Congregation Beth Jacob — Services held at 909 Webster
Street. E. Barnett, President.
First Presbyterian Church — Location corner Franklin and
Fourteenth Streets. Rev. Francis A. Horton, D. D., pas-
tor. Residence, 1254 Franklin Street. Services 11 a. m.,
7:30 p. m.; Sunday-school, 9:30 a. m. Welsh Service 3
p. m. Chinese Sunday-school, 5:30 p. m.
Second Presbyterian Church — Location, Union between
Eighth and Tenth Streets. H. H. Rice, pastor. Resi-
dence, 1054 Kirkham. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday-school, 12:30 p. m.
Presbyterian Church of East Oakland — Location, corner
East Fourteenth Street and Fifteenth Avenue. Rev.
E. S. Chapman, D. D., pastor. Residence 1264 Twelfth
Avenue. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p.m.; Sunday-school,
12:30 p. m.
Presbyterian Chinese Mission — Location, 264 Thirteenth
Street. Services 11 a. m., 7 p. m.
Telegraph Avenue Presbyterian Mission — Sunday-school,
every Sunday at 3:30 p. m. 1802 Telegraph Avenue.
Temescal Presbyterian Church — Rev. Jas. M. Thompson,
pastor. Corner First and Columbus Avenues. Ser-
vices 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Sunday-school, 10 a. m.
Church of the Immaculate Conception — Located on Jeffer-
son Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets. Rev.
Michael King, pastor; Rev. Thomas Cranwell and Rev.
James Melvin, assistant pastors. Residence, 616 Seventh
Street. Mass on Sunday, 7, 9 and 10:30 a. m. Ves-
pers on Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Mass on week days, 7 a.
m. Sunday-school after the 9 a. m. mass.
St. Patrick's Church (West Oakland) — Located corner Sew-
ard and Peralta Streets. Rev. J. B. McNally, pastor;
Rev. J. O'Connell, assistant pastor.
St. Anthony's Church (East Oakland) — Located corner
East Fifteenth Street and Sixteenth Avenue. Rev.
Wm. Gleeson, pastor.
Church of St. Francis De Sales — Rev. Thomas McSweeney,
pastor. Location and residence, cor Grove and Twen-
ty-first Streets.
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus — Rev. Lawrence
Serda, pastor. Fortieth Street, North Temescal.
Christian Church — Location corner Market and Thirteenth
Streets. Rev. George W. Sweeney, pastor. Residence ,
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corner Myrtle and Eighteenth Streets. Services 11
a. m., 7:30 p. m., Sunday-school, 10 a. m.
First Universalis! Church — Services at Hamilton Hall, cor-
ner Jefferson and Thirteenth Streets, at 11 a. m. Sun-
day-school, 12:15 p. if. Rev. T. Goodenough, pastor.
Church of Christ (Independent and unsectarian) — Services
at California Hall, Sunday 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m., prayer
meeting, Thursday evening 7.30 p. m. A. Coplin, pas-
tor.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints — Harrison
Street between Third and Fourth Streets. President,
H. B. Brown. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Thirty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church — Loca-
tion, south side Temescal near Telegraph Avenue.
Rev. R. McCracken, pastor.
Sweedish Evangelica} Lutheran Church — Location, south
side Ninth Street between Clay and Washington Streets.
Rev. A. M. Le Veau, pastor. Services 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p.m.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church — Location, NE cor-
ner Clay and Thirteenth Streets. Rev. J. H. Theiss,
pastor. Residence 608 Twelfth Street. Services 10:45
a. m., Sunday-school 9:15 a. m.
New Church (Sweelenborgian) — Montana Hall, HGOi Sev-
enth Street. Rev. Leonard G. Jordan, pastor. Ser-
vices 11 a. M.
Holiness Association — Meets at .°>77 Tenth Street, Sundays
3 P. M.
Second Advent Christian (First Day)— 1240 San Pablo Av-
enue. Services 11 .\. .\r. and 7:30 p. m.
Seventh Day Advent ist Church — Corner Twelfth and
Brush. E. J. Waggoner, pastor.'
Our Savior's Scandinavian Lutheran Church, using German
Lutheran Church for services the first three Sundays
in each month at 8 p. m. Rev. Isaac L. P. Dietrich son,
pastor
Young Men's Christian Association — Rooms, 866 Broad-
way. Esaiah Bray, General Secretary. Noonday prayer
meeting, week days from L2 m. to 12:45 p. m. Young
men's prayer meeting-. Monday evenings from 7:45 to
8:45 p. it. Address, Sunday 3 p. if.
Young Men's Christian* Temperance Union — Meets every
fourth Thursday In each month in Ebell Parlors, Ham-
ilton Hall.
Oakland Spiritual Association — Meets every Sunday at 2
p, m., at Grand Army Hall, 419 Thirteenth Street.
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Salvation Array — Object, to bring sinners to repentance-
Barracks, 315 and 317 Eighth Street, headquarters for
Pacific Coast.
French Mission — 1240 San Pablo Avenue. Services Fri-
day 7:30 f. m. Dr. Sayonna Clerc, President.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Oakland Masonic Temple Association — Incorporated June
25, 1878. Capital stock $100,000. Northwest corner of
Washington and Twelfth Streets. F. K. Shattuck
president, C. E. Gillett Secretary.
Live Oak Lodge No. 61, F. & A. M. Stated meetings on the
first Friday in each month, at the Masonic Temple.
W. F. Perry, W. M.; A. D. Thomson. S. W.; Wm. A.
King, Secretary; G. H. Tilley, Tiler.
Oakland Lodge No. 188 F. & A. M. Stated meetings on
the first Saturday in each month, at the Masonic
Temple. Fred. S. Button, W. M.; A. K. Clark, Secre-
tary; C. E. Gillett, Tiler.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 225, F. & A. M. (East Oakland)— Meets
at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, on the
first Tuesday in each month. H. P. Capell, W. M.j
, S. W.; , J. W.; H. D. Lathrop, secre-
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treasurer.
Alcatraz Lodge No. 244, F.& A. M., (West Oakland)— Meets
at Masonic Hall, corner of Willow and Seventh Streets,
on the first Monday in each month. E. S. Perkins, W.
M.; J C Gorham, Secretary.
Oakland Chapter No. 36, R. A. M. — Meets on the first and
third Wednesday in each month, at the Masonic Tem-
ple. Edward H. Morgan, H. P.; J. W. McClymond,
Secretarv ; C. E. Gillett, Guard.
Oakland Council No. 12, R & S. M.— Meets on the third
Thursday in each month at the Masonic Temple.
Webb M. Pearse, T. I. M.; E. A. Sherman, R. I. D. M.:
E. Cormenv, J. P. C. W.; Geo. Goodman, Treasurer; J.
W. McClvmond, Recorder ; W. C. Smith, C. of G.; C. F.
Burnham, C. of C; H. P. Dalton, Steward; C. E. Gillett,
Sentinel.
Oakland Commandry No. 11, K. P.- — Stated conclaves on
the first Tuesdav in each month at Masonic Temple.
George D. Metealf, E. C; C. F. Burnham, Gen.; Chas.
W. Hewes,C. G.; H. B. Sears, Prelate ; R. C. Gaskill,
Treasurer; Geo. E. DeGolia, Recorder; W. Frank Pierce,
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of G.; W. F. Blood, 1st G.; F. W. dishing, 2nd G.; M.
Morris, 3rd G.
Oakland Lodge of Perfection No. 12, A. & A. S. R., meets
on the first and third Mondays in each month, at the
Masonic Temple. E. M. Ferguson, Yen. M.; E. Cor-
meny, S. W.; G. Patterson, J. W.; E. A. Sherman, 0.
R.; E. A. Nordhausen, Al.; C. E. Gillet, Secretary; Geo.
Goodman, Treasurer; W. Frank Pierce, M. of C; J. B.
Merritt, S. E.; J. C. Schlarbaum, J. E.; N. B. Holmes,
C. of G.; B. F. Stromberg, Tiler.
Gethsemane Chapter Rose Croix No. 5, A. & A. S. R., meets
Mondays, on call, at the Masonic Temple. Ed. A. Sher-
man, \\\ M.; E. M. Ferguson, S. W.; G. Patterson, J.
\\\; W. H. Logan, 0. R.; E. A. Nordhausen, Al; C. E.
Gillett, Secretary; Geo. Goodman, Treasurer; J. B. Mer-
ritt, M. of C; E. Cormeny, S. E,; M. T. McNeelv, J. E.;
K. Joins, C. of G.; J. C. Schlarbaum, St. B.; B. F.
Stromberg, G. of T.
De Molay Council, lv. K., No. 2, A. & A. S. R.— Meets Mon-
days, on call, at the Masonic Temple. W. Frank Pierce,
E. C; E. M. Ferguson, 1st L. C; Geo. Patterson, 2nd
L. C; Geo. E. Kennedy, Chan.; E. A. Sherman, Or.;
E. A. Nordhausen, AL; C. E. Gillett, Rec; Geo. (iood-
nian, Treas.; J. B. Merritt, M. of C; Chas. F, Burn-
ham, Tur.; M. T. McNeely, Dra.; B. C. Dick, 1st D.;
E. Gormeny, 2nd D.; W. T. Hamilton, B. of B.; L. L.
Alexander, B. F. S.; N. B. Holmes, B. S. S.; J. C. Schlar-
baum, L of (J.; B. F. Stromberg, Sen*
Oak Leaf Chapter No. 8, <). E, S. — Meets on the second and
fourth Thursday in each month, at the Masonic Temple.
May B. Gilpin, W. M.; Chas. F. Burnham, W. P.; Em-
ma IF Button, A.M.; C. C. N. Walter, Secretary; Anna
V. Chamberlain, Treasurer; Jennie S. Nai smith, ('on.;
Carrie A. Kerchival, A C.; A. K. ('lark, ('bap.; Mittie
\j. Feed, Adah.; Carrie IF Burdick, Ruth; Dora E. Craig,
Esthej; Sarah T. Merritt, Martha; Kate El Hess, Electa;
Mary A. Brown, Warder; C. E. Gillett, Sentinel.
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(Hall northwest corner Franklin and Eleventh Streets.)
Oakland Lodge No. lis — Meets every Tuesday evening, at
Odd Fellows' Mall.
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Fountain Lodge No. 198 — Meets every Monday evening at
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Porter Lodge No. 272— Meets at Kohler's Hall, 1506 Seventh
Street, West Oakland, every Tuesday evening.
Evening Star Lodge No. 263 (East Oakland) — Meets at
Schiminelpfeimig's Hall, 764 East Twelfth Street, every
Wednesday evening.
Orion Lodge No. 189 (East Oakland)— Meets at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, every Saturday
evening.
Enterprise Lodge No. 298 — Meets at hall, corner San Pablo
Avenue and Twenty-eighth Streets, every Thursday
evening
Vorwaerts Lodge No. 313 — Meets at Germania Hall, every
Wednesday evening.
Oakland Encampment No. 64 — Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall,
555 East Twelfth Street, second and fourth Fridays of
each month.
Golden Rule Encampment No. 34 — Meets at Odd Fellows'
Hall, corner Franklin and Eleventh Streets, first and
third Friday evenings in each month.
Oakland Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 16 — Meets at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, every Saturday evening.
Brooklyn Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 12 (East Oakland) —
Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street,
every Monday evening.
Sunset Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 109.
Teutonia Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 105.
Odd Fellows' Relief Committee— Meets at 10
Sunday at Hall.
Odd Fellows' Library— In Odd Fellows' Hall.
day, Sundays excepted, from 1 to 9 p. M.
Librarian.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association — Meets at Hall last Monday
evening in each month. Geo. Kirk, President; John
McVey, Secretary, Otto Brown, Treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association of East Oakland — Meets at
Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, second Monday evening
of each month. 0. Whipple, President; E. Bangle,
Secretary; George Chase, Treasurer.
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California Lodge No. 1 — Meets at Fraternity Hall, Tuesdays.
S. A. Pratt, M. W.; W. H. Wilkinson, R.
Oakland Lodge No. 2— Meets 377 Twelfth Street. Robert
Knox, M. W.; S. H. Mitchell, R.
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Brooklyn Lodge No. 3 — Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East
Twelfth Street, Thursdays. F. W. Davis, M. W.;
George Chase, R.
Occidental Lodge No. 6 — Meets at northeast corner Seventh
and Peralta Streets, Fridays. John N. Bishop, M. W.;
Will G. Hawkins, R. ^
Pacific Lodge No. 7— Meets at 377 Twelfth Street, Thurs-
davs. E. W. Marston, M. W.; C. W. Baker, R.
Oak Leaf Lodge No. 35— Meets at 377 Twelfth Street, Mon-
days. William Cogan, M. W.; M. S. Baker, R. ^
Keystone Lodge No. 64 — Meets 377 Twelfth Street, Tues-
days—J. J. Allen, M. W.; D. T. Fowler, R.
Central Lodge No. 251 — Meets at corner Seventh and Ade-
line Streets, Mondays. James Galavan, M. W.; Charles
Gill man, R.
Temple Lodge No. 11 — Meets at North Temescal, Mondays.
R. B. Dixon, M. W.; E. J. Foubert, R.
Bay District Lodge No. 226 — Meets at Klinkner Hall, San
Pablo Avenue Station, Tuesdays. Henry Kurze, M.
W.; John McCarthy, R.
Degree of Honor.
Dawn of Hope No. 1 — Meets at West Oakland second and
fourth Mondays each month.
Silver Star No. 2 — Meets at North Temescal first and third
Mondays each month.
Grand Army of the Republic.
(Hall 419 Thirteenth Street.)
Lyon Post No. 8, G. A. R. — Robert B. S. York, Commander.
Meets every Tuesday evening, Grand Army Hall.
Appomattox Post No. 50 — W. W. Jacobs, Commander.
Meets every Thursday evening, Grand Army Hall.
Appomattox Relief Corps No. 5, W. R. C. — Meets every
Thursday at 2 p. m, Grand Army Hall. Mrs. Sarah J.
Farwell, President: Mrs. Hattie S. Bracktle, Secretary.
John A. Logan Circle No. 5, Ladies of the G. A. R. — Meets
every Saturday evening, Grand Army Sail. Mrs.
Young, President; Secretary.
Lyon Women's Relief Corps No. 6 — Meets every Wednesday
afternoon at 2 P. m, at Grand Army Hall. Mrs. Sarah
M. Steele, President; Mrs. Sarah P. Lemon. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR,
Clinton Lod.irc Xe. 201 0— Meets at Washington Hall, 307
Bast Twelfth Street, Becond and fourth Mondays, I. O.
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Golden State Lodge No. 2058— Meets at I. 0. 0. F. Hall, sec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 1889— Meets Kohler's Hall, 1506 Sev-
enth Street, second and fourth Tuesdays.
Tahoe Lodge No. 1876 — Meets West Berkeley, every Satur-
day.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
Oakland Castle No. 69— Meets at A. 0. U. W. Hall, corner
Franklin and Twelfth Streets, second and fourth Wed-
nesdays each month.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.
Oakland Lodge No. 55 — Meets at Montana Hall, Seventh
Street, second and fourth Fridays each month. Chas.
Cornberger, President; N. C. Anderson, Secretary;
Emily Fitzmaurice, Treasurer.
Athenian No. 128 — Meets at Pythian Hall, second and fourth
Tuesdays. D. J. Dimmek, President; E. M. Hanavan,
Secretary; C. W. Gibson, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
An association formed for the promotion of temperance.
The Good Templar's Home for Orphans at Vallejo, Cal.
(erected 1869), is sustained by this order.
Fountain Lodge No. 193 — Meets at Medical Hall, Clay be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh Streets, every Monday
evening.
Athens Lodge No. 286 — Meets at Medical Hall every Fri-
day evening.
Prohibition Lodge No. 412 — Meets at Congregational
Church, Chase near Wood Street, every Tuesday even-
ing.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 384 — Meets at Washington Hall, 307
East Twelfth Street, every Friday evening.
Oakland Lodge No. 520 — Meets at Hall corner Thirty-
fourth and Ettie Streets, every Tuesday evening.
woman's christian temperance union.
The object of the Union is for the inculcation and spread
of temperance principles.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Capt. Isaiah Bray, General Secretary. Rooms, 865 Broad-
way, and new building NE corner Twelfth and Clay
Streets. Resort for young men. Library, reading rooms,
games, etc. Noon meetings daily, except Sunday. Bible
study Monday evenings. Preaching service 3 p. if.
every Sabbath. Evening classes, etc.
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Oakland Grove No. 24 — Meets at Germania Hall every
Monday evening.
Mistletoe Grove No. 54 — Meets at Druid's Hall, corner
Adeline and Seventh Streets, every Tuesday evening.
East Oakland Grove No. 49 — Meets at Schimmelpfennig's
Hall, 764 East Twelfth Street, East Oakland, every
Thursday evening.
Garibaldi Grove No. 71 — Meets at Pythian Hall.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
Court Pacific No. 7115— Meets at Foresters' Hall, 453
Eighth Street, every Tuesday evening.
Court City of Oakland No. 6959 — Meets at Hall corner
Adeline and Seventh Streets, first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Court Shell Mound No. 7261— Meets at Klinkner Hall, San
Pablo Avenue Station, every Thursday evening.
Companions of the Forest — Meets second and fourth Mon-
days of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Court Mystic — Meets first and third Friday of each month
at Grand Army Hall.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
Court California No. 202 — Meets at Fidelity Hall, corner
Seventh and Peralta Streets.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Oakland Division No. 4, Uniform Rank — Meets at Armory
Hall, corner of Washington and Twelfth streets, every
Tuesday evening. A. C.McAlpine, Commander; Henry
A. Holland, Recorder.
Oakland Lodge No. 103— Meets at Pythian Hall, 1050
Broadway, every Friday evening. W. R. Mathes, C. C.
imuel Ferris, K . of R. & S.
Live Oak Lodge No. 17 — Meets at Odd Fellow >' Hall, corner
Franklin and Eleventh Streets, each Wednesday even-
ing. George R. Scott, C. C; Henry A. Holland, Re-
corder.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 32 (Easl Oakland) — Meets every Mon-
day evening at Schimmelpfennig'a Hall, 764 E Twelfth
Orrin Page, C. C; 0. J. H. Luth, K.of R. and S.
West Oakland Lodge No. 1 11 — Meets at Masonic Hall, cor-
ner Willow and Seventh Streets, Tuesday evening of
•1. month. 0. W. Deuel, 0. C.j A. M. Barrett, K o< R.
and S.
Liberty Lodge v- I Oakland) — Meets every Thurs-
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man, K. of R. and S.
Rising Star Lodge No. 152 — Meets at Golden Gate every
Wednesday evening. W. E. Rosemond, C. C; T. A.
Donovan, K. of R. and S.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Harbor View Council No. 188 — Meets at Klinkner Hall, San
Pablo Avenue Station, Monday evenings. F. H. Pen-
dleton, Councillor.
Oakland Council No. 20 — Meets at corner Willow and Sev-
enth Streets, first and third Wednesdays. Ann E.
Thomas. Councillor.
Unity Council No. 179 — Meete at Grand Army Hall 419
Thirteenth street, second and fourth Wednesdays. D
Irene Fields, Councillor.
Oak Leaf Council No. 155 — Meets at Grand Army Hall first
and third Wednesday of each month, at 8 p. if. E. M
Hanavan, Secretary.
Golden Gate Council No. 40 (North Temescal) Meets at
hall opposite post-office, second and fourth Wednesdays
A. de Marconnay, M. D., Councillor.
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE.
Young Men's Institute — Meets at St. Mary's Hall.
Young Men's Institute No. 8 — Meets at Masonic Hall cor-
ner Willow and Seventh Streets, second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month
Young Men's Institute. Branch No. 6 — Meets the first and
third Thursdays of each month, at Young Men's Insti-
tete Hall, southeast corner of Eighth and Grove Streets
J. C. McAvoy, President; George L. Yager, First Vice-
President; Frank T. Barlow, Second Vice-President-
James McElroy, Treasurer; Ed. F. Holland, Financial
Secretary ;'T. J. Kiley, Recording Secretary; Win. J.
Cahill, Corresponding Secretary; E. B. Noblett, Marshal!
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
Oakland Parlor No. 40— Meets at PyihianHall, 1056 Broad-
way, every Wednesday evening.
Oakland Parlor No 50— Meets at 1015 Clay.
Piedmont Parlor No. 120 — Meets at California Hall, corner
Clay and Eleventh Streets, Friday nights. H.' B. Bel- !
den, President; H. L. Tisdale, Secretary.
St. Andrew's Society — Organized for the purpose of afford-
ing relief to the sick and needy Scotch. * Meets at St
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Vice-President; James P. Taylor, Fincinial Secretary;
James Brown, Treasurer; John Thexton, Recording
Secretary.
St. George's Society — Meets at California Hall, every Thurs-
day evening at 7:30 p. m. D. C. Harrington, President;
J. VV. Carlen, Secretary.
British American Association ( Oakland, Cal.) — Dr. E. M.
Paterson, President; 0. R. Morgan, James B. Mackie
and John W. Carlen, Vice-Presidents; S. H. Wass,
Secretary; Peter Thomson, Treasurer. Meets every
Wednesday at 3 p. m., at St. Andrew's Hall, 1056i
Broadway.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
Division No. 3 — Meets at St. Mary's Hall, corner Grove and
Seventh Streets, second Wednesday of each month.
Patrick Mullen, President.
Division No. 2 — Meets at St. Mary's Hall, corner Grove
and Seventh Streets, second Tuesday of each month.
James Sullivan, President.
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society — Meets at St. Mary's Hall,
corner Grove and Seventh Streets, first Monday in
each month. Owen Lanertv, President.
HEBREW SOCIETIES.
INDEPENDENT ORDEB b'nAI b'RITH.
Oakland Lodge No. 252 — Meets at corner Thirteenth and
Clay Staeets, every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. M.
A. Samuels. President; J. Krischner, Vice-President;
E. Bernstein, Secretary; J. M. Cohen, Treasurer.
Chavra Kedusha — A Hebrew benevolent association. M.
II. Coffee, President; ML .Jonas. Secretary.
Daughters of Israel — A benovolent association organized
for the relief of the needy of the Hebrew persuasion.
Meetings held in the vestry of the synagogue. Mrs.
\l Heel, President; Mrs. D.Gernianus, Secretary.
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Ensemble Club — Meet- every Monday at L2:45 P. M.. at II
Fruit and Flower Mission — An association of young ladies
who minister to the poor and Bick in hospitals and tene-
ments, by taking them fruits, flowers, delicacies, and
reading mutter Room, L375 Broadway. Miss Prances
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Sara G. Ward, Secretary.
Knights of the Golden Rule — Meets Thursday evenings,
at 1015 Clay Street.
Oakland Bar Association — A. A. Moore, President; J. C.
Martin, Vice-President; Geo. E. De Golia, Secretary;
George D. Metcalf, Treasurer.
Societa di Mutuo Soccorso della Guardia Christoforo Col-
ombo— An Italian benevolent association. Meets at
hall, 416 Eighth Street, first Saturday evening each
month. L. Barattini, President; Giuseppe Folcia, Sec-
retary.
Semandade Portuguesa da Ordem de Espirito Santo de
West Oakland — A Portguese benevolent incorpora-
x tion. Trustees: Antonio Cruz, Antonio Vieira, August
Smith.
Champions of the Red Cross — Meets every Friday even-
ing, I. O. O. F. Hall.
Western Shore Lodge N. 71, Brotherhood of Railroad
Brakemen — Meets at Fidelity Hall corner Seventh and
Peralta Streets
Oakland Division No. 283 Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers— Meets at Fidelity Hall corner Seventh and
Peralta Streets.
Upchurch Legion, No. 9. S. K — Meets first and third Mon-
days, at Fraternity Hall corner Seventh and Peralta
Streets.
Unity Chapter No. 65, O. E. S. — Meets second and fourth
Mondays, at Fraternity Hall corner Seventh and Per-
alta Streets.
Grangers. Temescal Grange — Mrs. Babcock Secretary.
Meets first and third Saturday of each month at I. O. O.
F. Hall.
Sons of St. George. Albion Lodge No. 206 — Meets at 1015
Clav Street.
Young and Old Club (social) — Meets second and fourth ;
Fridays of each month at Grand Army Hall.
Oakland Union No. 624, E. A. U. — Meets every Satuday at
Fraternity Hall, corner Seventh and Peralta Streets.
United Endoment Associates.
Oakland Lodge No. 7 — Meets Synagogue Hall, corner Clay
and Thirteenth Streets, second and fourth Fridays.
Oakland Typograpaical Union, No. 36.
C. D. Rodgers, President; T. W. Lockwood, Secretary; E.
A. Cook, Treasurer.
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Ebell Society.
Meets in Hamilton Hall last Saturday of each month. Miss
Dean, President,
Reliance Athletic Club.
Meets second floor Masonic Temple.
Columbia Rowing Club of Oakland.
(Boat-house foot of Alice Street near Alice Street Bridge.)
Number of boats, ten, viz.: one four-oared barge, two four-
oared shells, one pair-oared lapstreak, four single gigs,
one single lapstreak, two single shells, .one canoe.
Howard E. Shinn, President; Chas. R. Yates, Vice-
President: F. L. Haven, Treasurer; Wm. McPherson,
Secretary; Wm. McGillivray, Captain; Frank G. Drum,
Vice-Captain: F. S. Stratton and J. A. Folger, Direc-
tors.
Oakland Canoe Club.
(Foot of Alice.)
W. W. Blow, Commodore; E.Russell Cooper, Secretary, 829
(rrove.
Oakland Camera Club.
H. L. Adams, President; T. W. Sigourney, Vice-President;
J. Leo Park, Secretary; Frank Rodolph, Treasurer.
• Board of. Directors— -T. W. Sigourney, EL L. Adams,
Chester Deering, A. J. Gray. L.J. Hassler. Address of
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OLENT INSTITUTIONS.
[ndependenl Order Good Samaritans, Friendship Lodge
No. 2— Me •- al Shattuck Hall, 453 Eighth.
[ndependenl OrderGood Samaritans. Golden Link Lodge
No. 3 — Meeta at shattuck Hall. 453 Eighth.
Alameda County Medical Association— Organized Oct. 25,
l >69. W. F. Southard, M. D., President ; E. M. Pater-
son, M. D., Vice-President; L. S. Burchard,M. IV. 5
tary ; R. Harmon, Treasurer. Number active meml
in '; number of honorary members, 4 ; Dumber of non-
idenl members, L3. Meeta at l L55 Broadway,
.-nd Tuesday evening of each month, b clock.
Fabiola Hospital A bion — Located uorth<
Broadway and Mosa Avenue. Mrs. W. W. Standeford,
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President ; Mrs. H. P. Livermore, Corresponding Sec-
retary ; Mrs. A. T. Leighton, Matron.
Sheltering Home — A temporary home for women and chil-
dren. Miss Annie T. Athern, Matron, 1274 Franklin.
Woman's Sheltering and Protection Home — Mrs. Emilie M.
Chabot, President ; George E. DeGolia, Secretrry; 757
Broadway, room 8.
Oakland Hospital and Home for Invalids — Located on
Twelfth, between Jackson and Madison Streets. E .H.
Woolsey, M. D., physician in charge.
Health Office — No. 510 Fifteenth street, under charge of D.
D. Crowley, M. D.
Dania Society — A Danish Benevolent Association — Meets
at hall, 864i Broadway, every Wednesday evening.
John F. Tyllesen, President ; Jergensen, Secretary.
The West Oakland Home (A corporation) — Objects to ad-
minister relief to roor and needy widows and orphans,
needy children and unfortunate women. Location of
office, 973 Campbell street, West Oakland. Directors
and officers for 1889: Mrs. Wm. Crocker, President;
Mrs. R. S. McWade, Vice-President; Mrs. E. M. Knight
Secretary ; Mrs. Wm. Kirk, Treasurer; Mrs. Georgiana
S. Bowman, Corresponding Secretary.
GERMAN SOCIETIES.
Deutscher Club— Meets 461£ Twelfth Street. J. F. W.
Bahls, President; A. Koenig, Secretary.
Germania Hall Association — Phil Conradi, President; Al-
bert Kayser, Secretary; F. Sinram, Treasurer.
Oakland Turn Verein — Julius Fischer, President; Gustav
Schmidt, Vice-President; F. Sinram, Treasurer; Max
Trustees: Phil Conradi, A. Tillman, F. Sinram.
Verein Eintracht — Meets every Tuesday night at Verein
Eintracht Hall.
California Lodge No. 2 0. D. H. S. — Meets Germania Hall
every Thursday evening. John Helbke, President;
Henry Krake, Secretary; C. Blessing, Financial Sec-
retary; David Vogt, Treasurer.
Court Harmonie, No. 7547, A. 0. F. — Anton Mitchel, Dis
trict Deputy; H. Schelke, P. C. R.; Max Franz, C. R.J
Wm. Ludke, S. C. R.; Franz Harding, F. S.; Pfl. Hobj-
man, R. S.; C. Allwardt, J. W.; Chas. Ravmaker, S. W.;
Tai Krieger, J. B.; Julius Pflug, S. B.; Dr. H. E. Mai-
ler, Physician; Wm. Teassler, H. Gloz, Caspar Wen-
mer, Trustees. Meets Wednesday evening at Eintracht
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
WEST OAKLAND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
(Office, Masonic Hall, corner Willow and Seventh Streets.)
Incorporated July 21, 1875. Office hours from 6 to 8
p. m. Monday and Thursday evenings. Meeting held
second Monday of each month. A. Sbarboro, Secre-
tary.
HOME SECURITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION OF ALAMEDA COUNTY.
(Office, 465 Ninth Street, Oakland.)
This association is managed by a board of nine trustees,
elected yearly by the shareholders. Meetings held
twice a month. J. Greenhood, President: Charles K.
Clark, Secretary.
Equity Building and Loan Association — J. B. McChesney,
President; G. A. Willard, Secretary. Office, 100;]
Washington Street.
BANKS.
The Oakland Bank of Savings — Incorporated August 13,
1867. Located northeast corner Broadway and Twelfth
Streets. E. C. Sessions, President: W. W. Garth waite, I
Cashier. Authorized capital, $1,000,000; Capital and
Reserve Fund, $500,000.
First National Bank of Oakland — Incorporated May L5,
L875. Located at looo Broadway. V. D. Moody, i
President, John E. Etuggles, Vice-President; A. D. I
Thompson, Cashier; Capital, $100,000; Burplus, $130,-
000.
Union National Bank — [ncorporated May 26, L875. Lo- ,
cated northeast corner Broadway and Ninth Streets.
Thomas Prather, President; C, E. Palmer, Cashier.
Capital. $150,000.
Union Savings Bank — [ncorporated May 26, L869. Loca-
ted southeast corner of Ninth and Broadway. J. West
Martin. President; A E, EI. Cramer, Treasurer. Loans,
$1,7 18,739.67; deposits, $1,691,670.78; Capital. $300,-
000.
California Bank and Trust Co — [ncorporated Sept. 1. 1887.
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NEWSPAPERS.
Signs of the Times — A 16-page weekly religious paper.
Published by the Pacific Press Publishing Co., corner
Castro Street and Central Avenue. Subscription,
$2.00 per year.
American Sentinel — An 8-page monthly paper, devoted to
the defense of American institutions. Published by
Pacific Press Publishing Co., corner Castro Street and
Central Avenue. Subscription price, 50 cents per year.
Pacific Health Journal and Temperance Advocate — Thirty-
two pages. Devoted to health and temperance. Pub-
lished monthly by the Pacific Press Publishing Co.,
corner Castro Street and Central Avenue. Subscrip-
tion price, $1.00 per year.
Daily Morning Times — Republican in politics. Published
b}' the Morning Times Co. H. P. Squire manager, of-
fice, 950 Broadway. Price, 50 cents per month, deliv-
ered by carrier. Official paper of the city. Only pa-
per in California (outside of San Francisco) issued
every day in the week. Energetic, spicy, bold. Gives
the latest news.
Enquirer — Issued every evening (Sundays excepted), and
delivered by carriers at 35 cents per month. R *publi- j
can in politics. Frank A. Leach, publisher and pro-
prietor. Office, 960 Broadway.
Daily Evening Tribune — Republican. Office, 413-417
Eighth Street. Published by Tribune Publishing Co.
Yearly subscription, $6.00. Delivered at 15 cents per
week. W. E. Dargie, manager.
East Oakland News (East Oakland) — Weekly. Republican
in politics. James D. Nairne, proprietor. Published
every Saturday.
Oakland Journal (German) — Weekly. Albert Kayser, edi-
tor and publisher. Office, southwest corner Seventh
and Webster. Post-office box, 287.
The Labor Advocate — Weeklv. Published every Saturday
under the auspices of the Knights of Labor and Trades
Union of Alameda County. Subscription, six months.
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Twelfth Streets.
Herald of Truth — A semi-monthly paper, devoted to the
religious interests of the Pacific Coast. Granville S.
Abbott, editor and publisher. Subscription, $1.25 per
year. 569 Eleventh Street.
California W. C. T. U. Bulletin— Published by the Califor-
nia Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. P.
D. Browne, editor. Issued monthly. Subscription, 25
cents per year.
The Holiness Evangelist — An S-page paper. Published in i
the interests of scriptural holiness, by A. Coplin, 1171
Broadway. Subscription, 75 cents per year.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ALAMEDA COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
County Court House — Located on the west side of
Broadway between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
SUPERIOR COURT.
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Department No. 2 — E. M. Gibson, Judge,
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Department No. 3 — John Ellsworth, Judge
pires first Monday in January, 189.").
District Attorney — (J. \V. Reed. Term expires first
Monday in January, 1891.
Deputy District Attorneys — Emil Nusbaumer and L. S.
Church.
Court Commissioner — D. M. Conner. Office, Delger
Block.
Sheriff — William E. Hale. Term expires first Monday
in January, 1 891 .
Under Sheriff— W. S. Barlow.
Deputy Sheriff — Charles E. Aid en, J. C. Jamieson.
Jailer— E. II. Woolsey.
\ distant Jailer Jobu Morrison.
County Treasurer— S. Huff. Term expires January 1.
L891.
County Tai Collector— James I>. Barber. Term expires
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Monday in January, 1891.
County Surveyor — George L. Nusbaumer. Term ex-
pires first Monday in January, 1891.
Board of Supervisors of Alameda County, Cal.
Regular meetings first Mondays of February, May,
August and November.
Members of Board — Hiram Bailey, District No. 1; D.
W. Martin, District No. 2; Bart. Morgan, District No. 3; D.
C. Brown, District No. 4; W. S. Pelouze, District No. 5;
Bart. Morgan, Chairman; Chas. T. Boardman, Clerk.
Order of Business.
1— Roll Call.
2 Reading of Minutes of Previous Meeting.
3 — Reports of County Officers.
• 4 — Reports of Committees.
5 Reception of Petitions and Communications.
6 — Unfinished Business.
7 — Reception of Bills.
8 — Allowance of Bills.
9 — New Business.
Standing Committees.
Judiciary, County Buildings and Improvements — Pel-
ouze, Martin and Brown.
Auditing and Finance — Brown, Bailey and Pelouze.
Roads, Bridges and Franchises — Martin, Pelouze and
Bailey.
Hospitals — Bailey, Brown and Martin.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Consists of the County Board of Supervisors. Meets
first Monday in July and continues in session during the
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(Room 5, Court House.)
W. F. B. Lynch, Chairman: Win. Dukeon, F. M. Camp-
bell, W. B. Ludlow; P. M. Fisher, Secretary.
County Superintendent of Public Schools — P. M.
Fisher.
Deputy Superintendent of Public Schools — Mrs. Anna
C. Fisher.
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Located on the east side of Broadway between Fourth
and Fifth Streets.
County Recorder — Rod. W. Church. Term of office
expires first Monday in January, 1891.
Deputy Recorders — W. B. Hamilton, Gecrge N. Masen.
Copyists — W. H. Church, Charles L. Neale, George H.
Furrey, Paul Schaffer, R. C, Vose, J. R. Taylor.
County Clerk and Auditor — Charles T. Boardman.
Term of office expires first Monday in January, 1891.
Deputy Clerks — E. B. Overacker, N. G. Sturtevant, W.
F. Hardy, Robert Edgar, Frank J. Krauth, W. M. Gilcrest.
Public Administrator — James Stanley. Term of
office expires first Monday in January, 1891. Office, 969
Broadway
Coroner — Henry Evers. Office, 865 Washington. Term
expires first Monday in January, 1891.
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(Postoffice address, San Leandro.) ^H'
This institution is located about twelve miles from Sjf
Oakland, between San Leandro and Haywards. It affords ^^
a home for the indigent aged and infirm, and a hospital for <Q
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Building. Under charge of Dr. II. T. Legler. 00 ^
NOTARIES PUBLIC FOR ALAMEDA COUNTY. $ ~
N. Benedict. mmission expires September 1*2, ^ «
10. ^ ~
George Br u mall. Commission expired April l-">. ISS9. p$ |=
Fred L. Button, Oakland. Commission expires Decern- Kj §•
her 20, 18 Xfl 3"
Will M. Burrell, Oakland. Commission expired March hjj ^
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Edward Bernstein, Oakland. Commission expired E
March 3, L889. H gf
Ezra Burrell. Oakland. Commission expired April I. • E3
L8* • s
J. Callaghan, Oakland. Commission expired March Jaj
3rd L889.
A. \I Church, Oakland. Commission expired July
26, L889. ^
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"« C. L t 'olvin, Oakland. Commission expires October
80 14, 1890.
o sT W- J- Dingee) Oakland. Commission expires April
S IP 29, 1890.
J. H. Delehanty, Oakland. Commission expires March
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Sao A. J. Gillis. Commission expired May 1, lv ^^
§ +f ; W. Holtz, Alameda. Commission expired May 31, ^^
& * M. T. Dusenbury, Oakland. Commission expired Jan.
£ I 7, 1889.
John Ellsworth, Alameda. Commission expired March
3 .'10, 1889
*§ " James Gamble. Commission expires May 15, 1890
^ 1 1889.
£ © Carv Howard, Oakland. Commission expired March
§ J 2, 1889."
& § Thomas C. Huxley, Mission San Jose. Commission
' expires May 28, 1890.
C. T. Johns, Oakland. Commission expired March 25,
1889.
Lee Kenworthy. Commission expired August 12, 1889
© g G. W. Langan. Commission expired December 5, ^ ^
^£ 1889- £ w
&+| A. C. Lawson, Oakland. Commission expired Decern- 9^
g g ber 9, 1888. —
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* '£ ber 29, 1888. & ^
h x William A, Mix, Oakland. Commission expired April ~ ^
I e 1, 1889. 5
* ^ J. W. Moss, Oakland. Commission expired April 1. ^ ^
' 1889. ^ P
A. Kcenig, Oakland. Commission expired May 27, £ CD
1588. $ g-
Hiram A. Luttrell, Oakland. Commission expires April §. £--
19, 1890. >_ ^
A. B. Merrill, Berkeley. Cam mission expires February §J" P
13, 1890. ': ^
C, C- Marsh, Brooklyn. Commission expired Febru- J '
ary 27, 1889. |< (/)
John R, Palmer, Pleasanton. Commission expires May g" c
3, 1890. | 3?
W, W. Palmer, Alameda. Commission expires April > X-
30, 1890. n> '
J. M. Poston. Commission expire1? May 3, 1890. f^
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W. L. Prather, Oakland. Commission expired July 18,
) c J. B. Richardson, Oakland. Commission expired April
®| 5, 1889.
£?+5> George W. Reed, Oakland. Commission expires May
g> p : 3, 1890.
cgi J V. R. Raymond. Commission expired August 1, 1889.
gj _ R. A. Redmond. Commission expired August 1, 1S89.
g| 1 Ed. C. Robinson, Oakland. Commission expired Janu-
ary 5, 1889.
\V. EL Sanborn, Sunol. Commission expired March
25, 1889.
George B. Seaman, Oakland. Commission expired
December 6, 1889.
George M. Shaw, Oakland. Commission expired March
30, 1889.
Thomas A. Smith, Oakland. Commission expired De-
cember 8, 1889.
D. Stoddart, Oakland. Commission expired March 24f
^ 1889.
\V. R, Thomas. Commission expires September 28,
1890.
Fred E. Whitney, Oakland. Commission expires June
9, 1890.
W. H. Wright. Commission expires May 5, 1890.
W. A. Yates, Centerville. Commission expires March
15, 1890.
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TOWNSHIP JUSTICES.
Alameda Township — W. H. Mahoney, R B. Tappan.
Brooklyn Township — E. G. Mathews.
Eden Township — I. I). Austin, L. J. Kenworthy,
Murray 'Township — R. W. Graham, A. Yanderhoort.
Washington Township — E. A. Richmond, Thos. Scott.
Oakland Township — Emil Nushaiimer.
Oakland City— V. \V. Henshaw, V. B. Ogden.
Berkeley Township — A. II. Morris.
CONSTABLES.
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STREET GUIDE.
Giving Official Name and Numbering- of Streets, Avenues,
Lanes, etc., in the City of Oakland.
The Numbering Is Furnished for This Work by Mr. Gerald
L. Abell, City Number er.
A, East Oakland, off Clark
E of Hi^h.
Not Numbered.
A, fm Peralta nr Thirty-
second W to the Bay (Watts
Tract;.
North. Street. South.
300 Holden 301
350 H >rton 351
400 Hubbard 401
450 Halleck 451
500 Beach 501
550 Gladding 551
600 Surrh yne 601
Abel. (See East Twenty-
fourth.)
Adams, E of Vernon fm Bay
PI XE.
Adams. (See East Four-
teenth. )
Not Numbered.
Adeline, East Oakland, E
of Twenty-fourth av fm East
Fourteenth N to Twenty-
second.
Not Numbered.
East Fourteenth.
Monroe.
Quincey.
Twentieth.
Twenty-first.
Twenty-second.
Adeline, bet Che-tnutand
Magnolia fm First N crossing
San Pablo av at Thiity-
eighth continuing N to Ade-
line av.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
1000 Tenth 1001
1100 Twelfth 1101
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth 130 1
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twenty-first 1501
1600 Twenty^ecmd 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth 1701
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
1900 Twenty-eighth 1901
2000 Thirtieth 2001
2100 Thirty-second 2 01
2200 Thirty-fourth. 2201
Thirty-sixth.
San Pablo av.
Thirty-eighth.
Summer.
Spring.
Fortieth.
Forty-first.
Fortj- -second.
Forty-third.
Forty-fourth.
Forty -fifth.
Foity -sixth.
Auburn av.
Plumas.
Sonoma.
Shasta.
Sutter.
Menlo.
Stanley.
Mariposa.
Benton.
McKee.
Adeline av.
Alameda. (See Second av.)
Alameda. (See Twenty-
first av.)
Albion. (See Twenty-eighth
fm Telegraph av to Grove.)
Alcatraz Av, fm College
av W to the Bay.
Not Numbered.
College av.
Moulton .
Colby.
Telegraph av.
Shattuck av.
Grove .
Adeline av.
King.
Calais.
Third av, North Oakland
Baker.
Idaho.
Herzog.
San Pablo av.
Bay.
Alden. (See Twenty-ninth
fm San Pablo av E to Grove.)
Alice, bet Jackson and Har-
rison fm S Water Front N to
Lake Merritt.
East. Street. West.
550 S Water Front 551
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
S00 Fifth 801
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh. 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1400 Eighteenth 1401
Lake Merritt.
Alpine, S of Tehama fm
Shattuck av to Telegraph av.
Not Numbered.
Shattuck.
Dover.
Amethyst, bet Weston av
and Booth fm Broadway E.
Not Numbered.
Andover, E of Elm fm
Plymouth N to Edwards.
Antonio. (See Nineteenth
av.)
Apgar, bet Thirty-eighth
and Thirty-ninth fm Tele-
graph av W.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Arroyo. (See Fifteenth av.)
At hoi Av, E of Lake Mer-
ritt, Peralta Heights.
Atlantic, bet Pacific and
William fm Ws of Peralta to
Bay.
North. Street. South.
1600 Peralta ....1601
1650 Campbell 1651
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar 1851
Bay.
Auburn, N of Walker av
fm Adeline nr Forty-sixth
W to Oakland Trotting Park.
Not Numbered.
Adeline.
San Pablo av.
Emery.
Watts.
Trotting Park.
Ayala A v, W of Claremont
av f m Sutter.
Not Numbered.
Sutter.
Miranda.
B, East Oakland, off Clark B
of A.
Not Numbered.
B. junction of Peralta and
Thirty-fourth W to the Bay.
North. Street. South.
150 Peralta 151
200 Haven 201
250 Hollis »51
300 Holden 801
350 Horton 351
400 Huuoard 401
450 Hallecfc 451
500 Beach 501
550 Madding 551
600 Surrybne 6 1
Baker Teme8cal,W of Third
av Im Al atraz av S.
Not Numbered.
Fe't .n.
Todd.
McKee.
GuMen Gate av.
Bassett. fra San Leandro
Road B Of Fruit Vale av S.
• Numbered.
San Leandro Road.
Washington.
Putnam.
Warren.
Bay Place, N of Twenty-
iiuh hn relegraph av W t
city line.
North. Street. South.
600 Telegraph av 501
450 B ua Iway 451
Ba.t ar fm Atlantic
N to Verba Buena av.
East. Street We<».
750 Atlantic 751
800 William 801
850 Seventh
875 Goss 876
Short
900 Division 901
Tavlor
1000 Seward 1001
1050 Lincoln
Twelfth
.rtecnth ISO]
1300 Sixteenth 1301
j teenth 14 1
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 -econd 1601
Twenty fourth
Twenty-sixth
8000 B 2001
Verba Buena av.
Bay. I of bake Merritt fm
Brooklyn NK.
klyn.
Peralta.
Bench, bet Hallerk and Gla<l-
» ■ i^'hth bet
' and W
av.
| Wcgt.
g T th 1
A
200 i;
>. erba Kuena av.
Berk with 'vand
Diamond '
B r a,
BrllrMir E I Fruit Vale av
Road E to
rait* av.
red.
Brut on l . -t Oakland. (8ee
M )
Iltiilon irip.ma fm
Shu \deline.
inhered.
Shattuck a\ .
Met 'all.
•r.
Grove
Genoa.
Ade.ine.
Bruluh Park, E 8 of Thir-
tn a\ and junction with
Count \ Road N of Fast
ieth.
Birch > I Temescal fm N
Broadway E toTeL-^raph av.
• .Numbered.
Broadway.
Diamond.
Beck r.
Liberty,
•nd.
ry.
Maple,
Blair *.v. fm Piedmont av
NE to Venal i\ .
• Numl.ered.
Pie<iniont av.
Valle ito av.
Monte ito av.
Hillside av.
Booth. !fof Mo-savfm Web-
ster .i W to New Broadway.
Not Numbered.
Butler Av, bet Golden
Gate av and Klinkner av fm
San Pablo av E 3 bl *cks.
N t Numbered.
San Pablo av.
Herzog.
Idaho.
Butler. N of Vernon cross-
ing Br -ad way.
N N unbered.
Brando i Leandro
Road E of Bassett S.
• Numbered.
Leandro Road.
• n.
Putnam.
ren.
Church.
Lane.
Bray A v. Bof Fruit Vale av
fm San Leandro Road N to
old County Road.
Numbered.
Bridjre. (See Eir>t av.)
Broadway thing*
too and Franklin
Water Front N to citv limits.
W,-:.
ront
600 First
650 Second
700 Third 7<d
760 Fourth
800 Fifth
• i -
• nth
th. 901
950 Ninth 9"<1
th
•nth
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200
I Ifteenth 1251
enth
1401
. entj first
■ Mt\ fifth .
1800 i Twc,,,N »>xth... ) iao.
l9W ( Bay Place >1801
r
1900H,unction W,eb3terll901
( Mernmac Place, f
1950 Prospect. 1951
2000 Orchard. 2001
2100 Hawthorne. 2101
J mction Webster av.
Xcw Broadway, continu-
ation of Bruauway above
city line.
Not Numbered.
K av.
Weston av.
Amethvst.
B oth.
Frederick.
Mather.
M Adam.
But.er.
Clifton.
Fourth, TemescaL
Huds
.. Temescal.
ad, Temescal.
First, Temescal.
Norm.
F! >ria.
: on.
nJeatrai av.
Broaluay. East Oakland.
nth av.)
Broekhurst, N of Thirty-
id fin Grove W to San
Pabi
North. Street. Smth.
650 Grove 651
et »01
Brook, E of New Broa
8 : junction of Webster av
Hawthorne continuing
,.ird.
Brooklyn, fm Lake Merritt
N fourth £
to Fourth av.
<e.
I tol.
•ie.
II Aard.
J Junction Clinton )
( and Fourth a\ -
Brow ii. or Thirty-
fourth, bt t T nty st
and Walton hn Telegraph av
w » Sai Pablo av.
th. Street. South.
500 Tele&rraph av 501
Market 901
Kriixh. t" | West and I
fm i S 1 3ao Pablo av
and Tweol y eecond.
601
650 Second 651
Third 701
irth
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nth 851
1 :h 901
Ninth
1000 Tenth 1.*>1
Eleventh 1061
lloo Twelfth 1101
Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1101
teenth lttl
1300 Sixteenth . 1801
STREET DIRECTORY
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1350 Seventeenth 1351
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth. 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
1 526 Twenty -first 1525
1550 Lydia ... .1551
1600 Twenty-second ...1601
San Pablo av.
C, East Oakland, off Clarke E
of B. Not Numbered.
Calais, junction of Forty-
fifth and Market N.
Not Numbered.
Forty-sixth.
Forty-seventh.
Tehama.
Plumas.
Sonoma.
Shasta.
Sutter.
Menlo.
Adeline.
McKee.
Todd.
Felton
Alcatraz av.
Caledonia Av, bet Albion
and Thirtieth fm Telegraph
av W to Grove.
500 Telegraph 501
Campbell. (See Thir-
tieth fm Telegraph av W to
San Pablo av.)
Campbell, W of Peralta
fm Third N to Twenty-eighth
East. Street. West.
700 Thid and Peralta. 701
Pacific
750 Atlantic 751
800 William 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth and Chase.. 901
Tavlor
1000 Seward 1001
1050 Lincoln 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twentv-second 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth 1701
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
1900 Twenty-eighth 1901
Canning:, E of Telegraph
av f m Maple N to Joy.
Not Numbered.
Capitol, E of Lake Merritt
fm Brooklyn to Prospect.
Not Numbered.
Brooklyn.
Peralta.
Castro, bet Grove and Brush
fm First N to Twentieth nr
San Pablo a v.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth .. 801
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
90) Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 13ol
1350 Se\ enteenth 135 1
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
Cedar, bet Pine and Bay fm
Atlantic N to B.
East. Street. West.
750 Atlantic 751
800 William 801
750 Seventh 851
876 Goss 875
Snort
900 Division 901
926 Chase 925
950 TaUor 951
1000 Seward 100 1
1050 Lincoln 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentietn ..." 1501
1600 Twentv-second 1601
170C TwentV-fourth . . . .1701
1800 Twentv-sixth 1801
2000 B 2001
Center, bet Cypress and
Chester fm First N to Per-
alta and Seventeenth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 100
1050 E eventh 105
1300 Twelfth 110
1350 Thirteenth 115
1200 Fourteenth 120
1250 Fifteenth 125
1300 Sixteenth 130
1350 Seventeenth 135
Peralta.
Central Av, East Oakland,
fm East Twenty-seventh E
of Highland av running N.
Not Numbered.
Chambers, N of Cottage
fm Vernon to Lake av.
Charles Av. (See East
Twenty-eighth.)
Charter, East Oakland. (See
East Twenty-fifth.
Charter, continuation of
Twenty-second fm San Pablo
av to Telegraph av.
Numbered from
500 Telegraph av.
Chase, East Oakland. (See
Third av.)
Chase, fm Campbell and
Eighth E to Bay.
North. !>tre?4. South.
»{«?" } «»•
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar 1851
1900 Bay 1901
Cherry, fm Telegraph av at
junction of Racine E.
Not Numbered.
Cherry, off Temescal E of
Maple. Not Numbered.
Temescal.
Birch.
Chester, W of Center fm
First N to Twelfth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1100 Twelfth 1101
Chestnut, bet Filbert and
Adeline fm First N to San
Pablo av and Thirty-sixth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
1000 Tenth 1001
1100 Twelfth 1101
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twentv-second 1601
1700 Twentv-fourth 1701
1800 Twenty sixth 1801
1850 Twenty-eighth 1S51
20u0 Thirtieth.. 2o0l
2100 Thirty-second 2101
2200 Thirtv-fourth 2251
Thirty-sixth
Church, fm junction High
and Railroad av W to Fruit
Vale av. Not Numbered.
Claremont Av, fm Tel
egraph av N of Forty-
seventh running N.
Not Numbered.
Vicente.
Sutter.
Miranda.
Martin.
Colby.
Moulton.
College av.
Clark**, East Oakland, E of
High S of Railroad av.
Not Numbered.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Clay, W of Washington fm
First to San Pablo av and
Seventeenth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth 801
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh. 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1350 Seventeenth 1351
San Pablo av.
Clay, East Oakland. (See
Ninth av.)
Cleveland Av, continua-
tion of Forty-fourth fm Tele-
graph av E. Not Numbered.
Clifton, E s of Claremont
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av N of Summer E to College
1600 Twenty-second 1601
East, East Oakland, E of
av. Not Numbered.
Cypress, net Kirkham and
Central av.
Claremont av.
Center fm First N to Peralta
F.a-t Eighteenth, N of
First, Temescal.
and Twenty-second.
East Seventeenth fin Fourth
Second, '*
East. Street. West.
av E to Fourteenth av.
Third, M
South. Street. North.
Fourth, M
College av .
Clinton, bet Grant and
Countv Road E 8 of Moraga
Valley* Road.
Not Numbered.
Summit.
700 Third 701
•200 Fourth av 2ol
800 Fifth 801
nth 851
•250 Fifth av 251
300 Sixth av 301
900 Eighth 901
350 Seventh av 351
1060 Eleventh 1051
400 Eighth av 401
Union.
Clinton, East Oakland, fm
1200 Fourteenth 1201
600 Twelfth av 601
Fourth av N of junction
1250 Fifteenth 1251
with Brooklyn N.to city line.
1800 Sixteenth "301
Not Numbered.
1350 Seventeenth 1351
Brooklyn.
1400 Eighteenth 1401
800 Sixteenth av S01
Peralta.
Prospect.
1MX) Twentieth 1501
East Eighth, continua-
Lincoln.
1600 Twentv-second 1601
tion of E ghth E of Lake
Excels* or.
Peralta.
Iferritt to Sixth av.
Hound.
D, East Oakland, off Clarke E
Booth. Street. North.
Colby, bet Telegraph and
of C. Not numbered.
200 Fourth av 201
College avs fin Alcatraz av S
Dale Av, E of New Broad-
250 Fifth av 251
to CI a rem on t a v.
way crossing MeAdam,
East Eleventh, continu-
Not Numbered.
Not Numbered.
ation of Eleventh E of Lake
Alcatraz av.
Dale, E s of Plea-ant Valley
Merritt to Tnirteenth av.
Sharon.
av bet < ottnjre and Piedmont
South. Street. North.
Thompson.
College Av, continuation
a\s. Not Numbered.
Delger. (See Twentieth.)
Of New Broadway N to Uni-
versity.
Pemiison, East Oakland,
tin Park av W t > San Anto-
nio Creek S of Livingston.
North. Street. South.
250 Fifth av 25 1
Junction Broadway.
Clifton.
350 Seventh av 351
Hudson and Fourth.
1100 Kennedy 1101
Forest and Third.
Second.
Valdes 1051
looo King 1U01
4 0 Ninth ;i\ 4.">1
Tenth av
First.
9-10 Shell Mound 961
Claremont av.
Diamond. W of New Broad-
... .601
Sharon.
way mi Moss av N and fm
Bast Vltt ee.nth, continu-
Alcatraz av.
Temescal N.
ation of Kilt; euth B of Lake
Col us u Av, S of Joy fm
Not Numbered.
Merritt to Twenty-fourth av.
Ravin is E crossing Telegraph
- av.
South Si North.
av. Not Numbered.
ConiiiK'i'cc. B of Thir-
Weston av.
Temescal.
First av 51
100 S e .ndav 101
th a\ fm E i^t Twelfth
S .id.
Birch.
Vernon.
Fourth av 8M
En
110!
Division, continuation of
■ i mi Wood to B H •
:iv
h av 801
Street. South.
Wood
1801
■
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I860 Cedar 1851
Tenth av 601
1600 1
Dover, fm junction of < ■
and Fort v f Irrd N t > Km
... 801
660 1 h av .. .. 651
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ton N ' Numbered.
Fourteenth av 701
4 <> ii f i.'i <" o «« t a. (Sec
• y- third.
v • 11! til.
« )OI n ,n al 1 to fm
Fortj fifth.
SI. i >h av
th.
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Put-
l» ii in nt (0et Eighteenth.)
400 Eighth u\ iOl
1660 i
iai ... 4 .i
STREET DIRECORY.
65
600 Tenth av. 501
550 Eleventh av 551
600 Twelfth av 601
650 Thirteenth av 651
700 Fourteenthav 7ul
750 Fifteenth av 751
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av 851
900 Eighteen th av 901
950 Nineteenth av 951
1000 Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty-first av. ... 1051
1100 Twenty sec >nd av. .1101
1150 Twenty-third av 1151
1200 Twtiitv-fouith av..l201
1250 Twenty-fifth av. ... 1*51
Adeline.
Howard.
East Front, E of Fallon N
fm Seventh to Fourteenth.
East. Street. West.
850 Seventh . . . 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1000
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
Mast Nineteenth, N of
East Eighteenth fm Fourth
av E to city line.
South. Street. North.
200 Fourth av 201
250 Fifth av 251
300 Sixth av 301
350 Seven th av 351
400 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 451
500 Tenth av 501
550 Eleventh av 551
600 Twelfth av 601
650 Thirteenth av 651
700 Fourteenth av. . 701
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av. . R51
900 Eighteen th av 901
950 Nineteenth av 951
1000 Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty -first av 1051
1100 Twenty -second av.. 1101
1150 Twentv-third av 1151
1200 Twenty-fourth av..l201
Eamt Ninth, continuation
of Ninth E of Lake Mesritt
to Ninth av.
South. Street. North.
150 Third av 151
200 Fourth av 2 1
250 Fifth av 251
300 Sixth av 301
350 Seventh av 351
400 Eighth av 401
East Seventeenth, N of
East Sixteenth fni Fourth av
E to Twenty-fourth av.
South. Street. North.
200 Fourth av 201
260 Fifth av 251
300 Sixth av 3 >1
350 Seventh av 851
400 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 451
500 Tenth av 501
550 Eleventh av 551
600 Twelfth av 601
650 Thirteenth av 651
700 Fourteenthav 701
750 Fifteenth av 751
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av.. .. 851
900 Eighteenth av 901
inoo Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty-first av 1051
1100 Twenty -second av.1101
1150 Twenty-third av 1151
Ea*t Sixteenth, contin-
uation of Sixteenth E of
Like Merritt to city line.
South. Street. North.
50 First av 51
100 Scondav 101
150 Third av 151
200 Fourth av 201
250 Fifth av 251
300 Sixth av 301
350 Seventh av 351
4:)0 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 451
500 Tenth av 501
550 Eleventh av 551
600 Twelfth av 601
650 Thirteenth av 651
700 Fourteenth av 701
750 Fifteenth av 751
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av. . . . 851
9)0 Eighteenth av 901
95) Nineteenth av 951
1000 Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty-first av. ..1051
1100 Twenty-second av. .1101
1150 Twentv-third av ...1151
1200 Twenty-fourth av..l201
East Tenth, continuation
of Tenth E of Lake Merritt
to Eleventh av.
S->uth. Street. North.
150 Third av.... 151
2'0 F urthav.. 201
250 Filth av 251
300 Sixth av 301
350 Seventh av . . 351
400 Eighth av 4oi
450 Ninth av 451
500 Tenth av 501
East Thirtieth, N of East
Twenty-ninth fm Count}
Road to city line.
South. Street. North.
1050 East Twenty -first. . . 1051
Knox a v.
Highland a v.
East Twelfth, continua-
tion of Twelfth E of Lake
Merritr to city line.
South. Street. North.
50 First av 51
100 Second av 101
150 Thud av 151
200 Fourth av 201
250 Fifth av 25]
300 Sixth av .01
350 Seventh av 861
400 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 451
500 Tenth av 5"1
550 Eleventh av . . . . 661
600 Twelfth av 6>1
650 Thirteenth av 65]
700 Fourteenthav 701
750 Fifteenth av 751
800 Sixteenth av 801
8 0 Seventeenth av ... 851
9.10 Eighteenth av 001
950 Nineteenth av. . . 951
1000 Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty-first av 1051
noo Twenty-second av..lioi
1150 Twenty-third av....H5l
100' Twenty-fourth av..l20l
1250 Twenty-fifth av....l251
East Twentieth, N of
East Nineteenth fm Fourth
av E to city line.
South. Street. North.
200 Fourth av 201
250 Fifth av 251
300 Sixth av 301
350 Seventh av 351
400 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 451
500 Tenth av 501
550 Eleventh av 551
60U Twelfth av 601
650 Thirteenth av 651
700 Fourteenth av... . 701
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av 851
900 Eighteenth av 901
950 Nineteenth av 951
1000 Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty -first av ..1051
11(0 Twenty-second av.. 1101
1150 Twenty-third av.... 1151
1200 Twenty-fourth av. . . 1201
East Twenty-eighth,
N of East Twenty-seventh
fm Nineteenth av E to city
line.
South. Street. North.
950 Nineteenth av 951
1050 Twenty-first av 1051
Knox av.
Highland av.
East Twenty-fifth, N
of East Twenty-fourth fm
Thirteenth av E to city line.
South. Street. North.
650 Thiiteenth av 651
700 Fourteenthav 701
Glen av
900 Nineteenth av 901
1050 Twenty-first av. ...1051
EastTwenty-first, N of
East Ninete nth fm Fourth
av E to city line.
South. Street. North.
•200 Fourth av 201
250 Fifth av 251
350 Seventh av 351
400 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 451
550 Eleventh av 551
650 Thirteenth av 651
700 Fourteenthav. .. .701
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av 851
900 Eighteenth av 901
950 Nineteenth av 951
1000 Twentieth av 1001
1050 Twenty-first av 1051
1100 Twent\ -second av.. 1101
1150 Tw nty-third 1151
1200 Twenty-fourth av..l201
East Twenty-fourth,
N of East Twenty-third fm
Fourth av E to city line.
South . Street. North.
200 Fourth av 201
350 Seventh av 3U
400 Eighth av 401
450 Ninth av 4 1
550 Eleventh av 551
650 Thiiteenth av 651
700 Fourteenthav 701
Glen av.
80 Seventeenth av 851
950 Nineteenth av 951
1050 Twenty-first av... 1051
East Twenty-ninth, N
of East Twenty-eighth fm
County Road E to city line.
66
STREET DIRECTORY.
South. Street North.
950 Nineteenth av 951
1050 Twenty-first av 1051
Knox av.
Highland av.
East Twenty-second,
N of East Twenty-fust fan
Fourth .i\ B t>> eit\ line.
South. Street. North.
200 Fourth av 201
250 Fifth av 251
350 Seventh av 351
400 Eighth av
450 Ninth av
500 Tenth av 501
650 Eleventh av 551
650 Thirteenth av
700 Fourteenth av 701
800 Sixteenth av 801
850 Seventeenth av 851
950 Nineteenth av. . . . 951
1050 Twenty-first av 1051
Twenty-third av . . 1151
Bast Twenty seventh,
N oJ Bast Twenty-sixth fin
County Road to Fruit Vale a v.
South. Street. North.
Count v Bond.
700 Fourteenth av 701
Glen av
950 Nineteenth av 951
1050 Twenty-firstav ... 1051
\ av.
H Jiland av.
Central a v.
Shuey Lane.
Fruit Vale av.
Ea**t Twenty-sixth, N
of Bast Twenty-fifth fm
Count v Road E to city line.
South North.
Coontv Road
Glen av
ithav 951
Twenty-first av.
Bast Twenty-third, N
of East Twenty-second fm
Fourth :u E to citj line.
treat. \
rtfa av
• nth av
411!
Ninth a«
550
'
700
i
Echo \
to I
Ed ward .% \
th.)
Ed ward
Krai line.
An';
h av.
i ft teen th \ v. I
I
■ h
1 1
1550 East Twenty-first... 1551
Eighteenth, N of Seven-
teenth fm Lake Merritt W to
the Ray.
North Street. South.
200 Jackson 201
250 Alice 251
300 Harrison 3oi
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 401
Broadway 4.M
500 Telegra h av :"> l
550 San Pablo av 551
650 Gro\e 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 761
800 West 801
850 Curtis 851
900 M.rket 901
950 Myrtle
1000 Filbert
1050 Linden 1051
1100 Chestnut
1160 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia ....1201
1250 Union 1251
13P0 Poplar
1350 Kirkham 1351
1400 Cypress 1401
1600 Peralta leoi
1650 Campbell
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar
1900 Bav 1901
Eighth Av, E of Seventh
a\ tin East Ninth N to I
Twenty-fourth.
■ set
950 East Ninth 0 1
1000 East Tenth
1060 Bast Eleventh 1061
I 31 Twelfth. . . . 1101
Fourteenth
• : i 1251
! • Sixteenth
I860 - ntesnth.
Moo East Eighteenth 1401
ntieth. ..
1 -• Twenty-first
Eighth, N of Seventh fm
Merritt vV to J
North. St-.
ii
II
201
Poplar
1350 Kirkham 1351
1400 C\ press . 1401
1450 Center . . 1451
1500 Chester 1501
1^50 Hem v 1561
1600 Peralta 1601
l«50 Campbell inf>l
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wo d 1751
1800 Pine 1801
Eleventh A v. F. of Tenth
av fm hast Tenth NE lo
Peralta,
l eet. West.
Fast Tenth 1001
lo.">o Eat Ele entfa P 51
1100 East Twelfth uoi
1200 East Fourteenth 1201
Bast Fi'ti enth . . . 1261
1800 East Sixteenth . . . .13 '1
I Seventeenth . 1S.">1
1400 Kast Eighteenth 1401
Nineteenth.. . 1451
• Twentieth 1501
1650 East Twenty-first.... 1651
1600 EastTwei t\ -seconn idol
1650 East Twentj -third. . IK61
1700 East Twenty-fourth.1701
P ralta.
Eleventh, N of Tenth fm
Lake Merritt VV to .Market
and fan Kirkham W to Cen-
ter.
North. Street. South.
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
150 Madison 161
201
Alice 251
..81
el"
Franklin 401
Iway . 461
ton ... 601
661
Ji fferson ti ii
651
700 Castro 7nl
Rrush " i
. . .
I 101
I' I m h av fm
i N to E I wards.
Numbered.
Elli: <nt\ fourth.)
I I 1
\ to
Tenu si .1 Cn . k.
i be red.
w
i:.
u )
l-'.\o.\ \ I 11.1
Iftior onl,
'
t.i W , ill.
i
■
STREET IRECTRY.
67
Fallon, bet Oak and East
rront, fm S Water Front N
to Lake Merritt at Fifteenth.
East. Street. West.
550 S. Water Front 551
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth 801
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
Like Merritt.
Felton, S of Aleatrazav beg
E s Grove W to San Pablo av.
Not Numbered.
Grove.
Genoa.
Calais.
Third av, Temescal.
Baker.
Idaho.
Herz^g.
San Pablo av.
Fifteenth Av, E of Com-
merce av fm East Twelfth
NE to Commerce and Seven-
teenth.
East. Street. West.
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1150 East Thirteenth.. ..1151
1200 East Fourteenth .. .1201
1250 East Fifteenth 1251
1300 East Sixteenth 1301
1350 East Seventeenth . .1351
Junction Commerce.
Fifteenth, N of Fourteenth
fm Franklin W to Market
and fm Kirkham W to Cedar.
North. Street. South.
■ 400 Franklin 401
450 Broadway 451
600 Telegraph av 501
5L6 San Pablo av 525
650 Clay 551
600 Jefferson
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brash 7M
• 800 West 801
900 Market 901
1350 Kirkham 1351
1450 Center 1451
1600 Peralta 1611
1650 Campbell 1651
1700 Wiliow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine. L801
1850 Cedar 1S51
Fifth Av, E of Fourth av
fm East Eighth NE to East
Twentv-third.
East. "Street. West.
900 East Eighth 901
950 Ea-t Ninth 951
1000 Fast Tenth 1001
1050 East Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1200 East Fourteenth .. . .1201
1250 East Fifteenth 1261
1300 East Sixteenth. ...1301
1350 East Seventeenth ..1351
1400 East Eighteenth. . . . 1401
1450 East Nineteenth 1451
1500 East Twentieth. .1501
1550 East Twentv-fir8t. . . 1551
Fifth, bet Fourth and Sixth
fm Lake Merritt W to Per-
alta.
North. Street. South
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
150 Madison 151
200 Jackson » 201
250 Alice 2ol
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 401
450 Broadway 451
500 Washington 5 1
550 Clay 551
600 Jefferson 601
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
900 Mai ket 901
950 Mvrtle 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden ...1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1161
1200 Magnolia 1201
1250 Union 1251
1300 Poplar 1301
350 Kirkham 1351
1400 Cypress 1401
1450 Center 145 L
1500 Chester 1501
1550 Henry 1551
1576 Lewis 1575
1610 Peralta ...1601
Filbert, bet Myrtle and Lin-
den fm First N to San Pablo
av and Thirty-second.
Street. West.
Fi^e 601
Third 701
Filth 801
Seventh 851
Eighth 901
Tenth 1001
Twelfth 1101
Fourteenth 1201
Sixteenth 1301
Eighteenth 1401
Twentieth 1501
Twentj -second 1601
Twenty-fourth . 1701
Twenty-sixth 1801
Twe ntv-eighth 1901
Thiity:second 2101
First Av. E of Lake Merritt
fm East Eleventh N to East
Sixteenth.
E;u.t. Street. West.
1050 East Eleventh 1061
1100 East Twelfth 1101
East Fourteenth. . ..12»>1
East Fifteenth . ...1251
First, Temescal, E of Clare-
mont running NE.
Not Numbered.
Summer.
Clifton.
Hudson.
Forrest.
College av.
First. S of Second fm Lake
Merritt W to Peralta.
North. Street. South.
50 Fallon 51
Oak 101
Madison .. 15 1
Jackson 201
Alice 251
East.
600
700
800
850
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2100
1200
1250
100
150
200
250
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 401
450 Br< >ad way 4 1
500 Washington 501
550 Clay 661
600 Jefferson fr'l
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
900 Market 901
950 M\rtle 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
1250 Union 1251
1300 Po(lar 1301
1350 Kirkham 1351
1400 C vpress 1401
1450 Center 1451
1500 Chester 1501
1550 Henry 1551
1576 Le-*is 1575
1600 Peralta 1601
C. P. R R. Yards.
Florio, E s of College av N
of First.
Forrest, E s Claremontav
N of Hudson E to College av.
Not Numbered.
Claremont av.
First.
Second.
College av.
Fortieth or Evoy Av,
fm Telegraph av W to Ade-
line.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Forty-fifth, fm Telegraph
av W to Adeline.
Not Numbered.
Teletrraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Linden.
Forty-first, fm Telegraph
av W to San Pablo av.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Linden.
Adeline.
Forty-fourth, fm Tele-
graph av W to Adeline.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Linden.
Forty-seeond, fm Tele-
graph av W to Adeline.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Linden.
Forty-seventh, fm Tele-
graph av W to Temescal
Creek. Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
68
STREET DIRECTORY.
West.
Calais.
Fort y-«»ixth, fm Telegraph
av W to Adt 1 ne.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West,
Market.
Linden.
Forty third, fm Telegraph
av W to San Pablo av.
* Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Grove.
West.
Market.
Linden.
Adeline.
Fourteenth, N of Thir-
teenth fm Lake Merritt W to
the Bay.
North. Street. South
60 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
160 Malison 151
200 Jackson 201
250 Alice 251
800 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 4">1
450 Broadway
600 Washington 501
550 Clav 551
6)0 Jefferson 6 'I
650 Grove
Ton Castro 701
760 Bru-h 7r>l
80O We^t
Market 901
950 Mvrtle 951
1000 Filbert.. 1001
1050 Linden
1100 Chestnut ii"i
1160 Adeline U.r>i
ISO i M ujitolia 1201
I'ni D 1251
l.ir....
Kirkham
mo. Cypress 1401
1450 U
16 "0 IV-ralta 16 »1
I6f»0 Campbell 1651
1700 Willow 1701
1750 W .
I'ine
•r
1900 lUjr 1901
Fourth \ v I ot Third av
fm l
\\ -•
itfa
1000 r i Qth
- .-ii t »i
uoo
tl
I
litll 1401
11 1
i70u
ilia.
■in.
Mound.
Fourth, hetThird and Fifth
fm Lake Merritt to Market.
North. Street. Sjuth.
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
150 Mad son 151
200 Jackson 201
250 Alice 251
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
4oo iranklin .. 401
450 Broadway 451
500 Washington 501
550 Clav 551
600 Jefferson 601
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
900 Market 901
Fourth, . emescal, £ of
Third running NE.
Not Numbered.
Summer.
Clifton.
Hudson.
College av.
Franklin, Fast Oakland.
(See East Tenth.)
Franklin, E of Broadway
fin First N to Walnut or
T« eutv second.
Hast. "Street. West.
600 First 601
650 Second
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth
826 Sixth
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
UOO Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
l.'OO Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1'251
1850 Seventeenth 1861
Nineteenth or
1450 Durant 1461
1500 Twentieth or DeftjWr.1601
TVi i odor
1600 Walnut 1601
Frederick , East ■ lekland,
i'.n k a\ w t « an
North. Booth.
Park av.
1150 Kenned] 1161
inn valdec. 1101
looo BheU Mound.
Frederick B i N< s Broad-
■ Qllbert.
Frederl b nth
ami N Inetesnth fm s.n P
a\ t ph h\ . Num-
i from 'lii :i\
Free m out
Frledasam (See I
ITIll '
Frail \ ale A \
■ nt) t bird u\ i unnli
and i.nbered.
Lena.
Clior.h.
W.rt n
av.
Putnam.
Washington.
San Leandro Road.
Old County Road.
QmSki 1 1. fm Webster avWto
Gilbei t bet Booth and John.
Not Numbered.
{«eary. (See Thirty-ninth.)
N ' Numbered.
Genoa. W or Grove fm Te-
hama N to Benton and Ade-
line. Not Numbered.
Tehama.
Plumas.
Sonoma.
Shasta.
Sutter.
Menlo.
Stanley.
Mariposa.
Adeline.
Gilbert, E of New Broad-
way fan Booth N to Mather.
Not Numbered.
B i >th.
kill.
John.
Gladding, bet Beach and
Surrhyne fm A N to Yerba
Buena.
Street. West.
lo0 A 101
I? 201
Yerba Buena.
l-l«'n Av, Kast Oakland,
continuation of Seventeenth
a\ fm East Twenty-fourth
m: to Mist Twenty-seventh.
Glen Av. K i of Webster
av, Glen Echo Tract.
: Numbered.
Glen Echo Trart. Esof
Webster av S of Mountain
View Cemetery.
• Numbered.
Gold, E of Telegraph av Ha
Edwards crossing Weston av.
Not Numbered.
Mii;'.na\.
t av.
- av.
iton av.
Golden Gate A v. N of
Butler av fm Ban Pablo av E
to Third av. North Oakland.
• Numbered.
i av.
Heraog.
• .'lO.
Muk
Third ai . N Oaklan.l.
<;«>«.- breath fm wil
lowWl
North. St ith.
1700 Will ..»■ 1701
lr> d 1761
1801
Cedar. . .
! ..1901
Gronl Av, bit Sherman
and i'b av
I ■ iinbered.
4. i:iu I . i nd, E s of
bet
Monl
s..t Numbered.
Summit.
Union,
«„ rOl Oi won and
. Adeline
a\. Numbered to Thirty
vtb.
69
STREET DIRECTORY.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
650 Second . . 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth. 801
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1CG0 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 13 '1
1350 Seventeenth 1351
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 145 1
1500 Twentieth 1501
1550 Twenty-first 155 1
1576 Jones 1575
1600 Twenty-second 1601
1650 Twenty-third 1651
1700 Twentv-fourth 1701
1750 Twenty-fifth 1751
1776 Sycamore 1775
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
1850 Twenty-seventh ... 1851
1900 Twenty-eighth 1901
1950 Twenty-ninth 1951
Caledonia av.
2000 Thirtieth 2001
2050 Thirty-first 2051
2100 Thirty-second 2101
Thirty-third, or
2150 Nolan . 2151
Thirty-fourth, or
9200 Brown 2201
Thirty-fifth, or
2250 Walton 2251
2300 Thirty-sixth 2301
Halleckj or Ettie, bet
Hubbard and Beach fm
Twenty-eighth bet Peralta
and Campbell N to Park av.
East. Street. West.
100 A lul
200 B 201
Yerba Buena.
Park av.
Hampell, E s of Moraga
Valky Road N of city line.
Not Numbered.
Hannah. (See Hubbard.)
Hanover Av, Peralta
Heights, E of Lake Merritt.
Not Numbere I.
Harlan, bet Watts and
Haven fm Peralta N to Oak-
land Trotting Park.
East. Street. West.
200 Peralta 201
Yerba Buena.
Park av.
Trotting Park.
Harrison, East Oakland.
(See Fast Seventeenth.)
Harrison, bet Alice an<"
Wehster fm S Water Fr nt
N to Twentieth and Lake
Merritt.
East. Street. West
550 S Water Front 551
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Tnird 701
750 Fourth 761
aO0 Fifth 801
126 Sixth 825
200
201
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 N.nth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 TwePth 1101
11F0 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
Lake Merritt.
Haven, bet Harlan and
Hulhs fm Peralta N to Oak-
land Trotting Park.
East. Sneet. West.
( Peralta. )
IB. \
Yerba Buena av.
Park av.
Hawthorn, bet Thirty-first
and Thirty-second E s Tele-
graph av E to New Broad-
way.
North. Street. South.
Telegraph av.
Elm.
425 Webster 426
400 New Broadway 401
Helen. (See Horton.)
Henry A v. (See East
Twenty-ninth.)
Henry, W of Chester fm
First N to junction Peralta
and Ninth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
Hepburn. (See East
Twenty-first.)
Herzog, bet San Pablo av
and Idaho fm Alcatraz av S
to Klinkuer av.
Not Numbered.
Alcatraz av.
Felton.
Todd.
Golden Gate av.
Butler av.
Klinkner av.
High, E of Fruit Vale av
erOdsing Railroad av N and S.
Not Numbered.
North. South.
Warren. Church.
Putnam. Lane.
Washington. Clarke.
San Leandro Road.
Highland Av, Piedmont.
Not Numbered
Highland A v, fm
Twent) -seventh av E of Knox
av N.
East. Street. West.
1850 E Twenty-seventh . . 1851
1900 East Twenty-eighth. 19i 1
if). 0 Past Twenty -ninth. 1961
2000 East Thirtieth 2001
Hillside A v. Piedmont, E
s of Blair av S of Vernal.
Nor Numbered.
I! ills ton Av, Glen Echo
Tract .
Ilobnrt. (See Twenty-first.)
II olden or Louisa, bet
Hollisand Horton fm Peralta
N to Park av.
East. Street. West.
2 Peralta 1
100 A 101
200 B 201
Yerba Buena av.
Park av.
Hoi lis, bet Haven and
Holden fm PeralU N to
Park av.
East. Street. West
100 Peralta. 101
200 B 201
Yerba Buena av.
Park av.
Hopkins, fm E s Moraga
Valley Road bet Dune in and
Wilson E to Redwood Road.
Union.
Putnam.
Stevens.
Horton or Helen, bet
Hollis and Hubbard fm
Peralta N to Park av. ,
East. Street. West.
2 Peralta 1
100 A 101
200 B 201
Yerba Buena av.
Park av.
Howard, East Oakland, E
of Adeline f>n East Four-
teenth and San Leandro Road
N. Not Numbered.
Howe, fm Moss av E of New
Broadway N to Catholic
Cemetery. Not Numbered.
Moss av.
Booth.
Gaskdl.
John.
Mather.
Hnbhui'd or Hannah,
bet Horton and Halleck fm
Peralta and Twenty-eighth
N to Park av.
North. Street. South.
2 Peralta 1
100 A 101
200 B 201
Yerba Buena av.
Park av.
Hudson, fm E s of Clare-
mont av N of Cli'ton E to
College av. Not Numbered.
Claremont av.
First av. Temesoal.
Se< raid a\ . Tei ieseal.
Third av, TemeseaL
H n ff A V. (See East Twen-
ty-seventh.)
Humbert. (See East Twen-
tieth.)
Idaho, W of Baker fm Alca-
traz S to Klinkner av.
Not Numbered.
A 1 atraz av.
Felton.
Todd.
Golden Gate av.
Butler av.
Klinkner av.
Independence Square
bet East Sixteenth and East
N neteenth and Sixteenth
and Eighteen' li ays.
Isabella. W s of San Pablo
av N of Twenty-fourth W to
Twenty-second and Market.
Numbered. San Pah] i S00.
Jackson, bet lfadi«oa and
Oak Cm S. Water »r>ntNto
highteenth or DuranL
70
STREET DIRECTORY
East. Street. West.
550 S. Water Front 551
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth 801
826 Sixth 852
850 Seventh.... **51
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Kiev. nth 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth H51
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1261
1350 Seventeenth 1351
i Eighteenth. ) U01
1400 | Lake Merritt. | ' lwl
J a e k n o ii , Best Oakland.
Eleventh.)
Jackson, <»r Ea^tTwen-
tieth. E of Thirteenth av.
Jefferson, bet Clay ami
Grove fm First to Seven-
teenth and San Pablo av.
•reet. West.
6'0 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
826 Sixth 820
850 Seventh 855
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh 1061
1100 Twelfth inn
l k60 Thirteenth 1151 |
1200 Fourteenth 1201
Fifteenth 1261
13 m> Sixteenth 1301
1850 nth 1351
-;ui PablO a\ .
JefferSOn, East Oakland.
I Ninth.)
Jeroej '■ ' N f,n
S .t Numbered.
John, fm Webster ai B to
QUbeii bet Qsflkfll and
Mather. Wot Numb red.
J on cm. East Oakland, fin
Fourth av E of CttntOD N.
No Numbered.
Fourth av.
P
Lincoln,
i ■ laior.
Mound.
JniH'N, Fast Oakland. (Bet
h ii\.)
Joiicm. bel Twenty Bret and
TV, Pablo
av I raphav.
(lumbered hn telegraph 600
Joy. S of Al'-atrn/:i\ fm Ba
. lite Bcrostin
Julia, i i ' Oal la ■
Thirl
Hcnii. «l> Bafll Oakland.
v> oi Pai
\,\\ Iniratoo.
Demi
KliiC ' ' ' Oakland. W of
I ,1 i
1
ii
000 Dennlaon
k. .561
.1801
Kirkham, bet Poplar and
Cypress fin First N to Per-
alta and Twenty-sixth.
East. Street. * West.
6W First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 811
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Tweltth 1101
1200 Fourteenth 1 201
1250 Fitteenth 1261
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1350 Seven teenth 1351
1400 Eighteenth 1041
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
1000 Twenty-second 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth .1.01
,om t Twenty-sixth
1800 ■) Peralta.
Klinkner Av.s of Butler
av tin San Pablo av E three
blocks. Not Numbered.
San Pablo a v.
Herzog.
Idaho.
Knox Av, fm East Twenty-
seventh E of Twenty-first av
N to cit\ line .
Not Numbered.
East Twenty-seventh.
F tst Twenty-eighth.
East Twentj ninth.
East Thirtieth.
Knox Place, W » Tele
iph av bet Sycamore and
Albion. Telegraph 600
L:i" .VfSeeEastNineteenth )
Lake Av, N of Lake Mer-
ritt running NE.
n ot Numbered.
Cottage.
Chambers.
Luke, E of Lake Merritt fm
Brooklyn N to Prospect.
Numbered.
Brooklyn.
Peralta.
Lake Mhore Av, E of
L tke Met ritt fm Bay N.
Not Numhered
Lane. S.,t Church fm Fruit
\ ale %\ to High.
Not Numbered.
Lunic, Bast Oakland. (See
sixteenth %\ .)
Laurel (Sec Twenty -fifth.)
Lrnore (8e« East Eighth.;
Lester A v.Peralta n« Ights,
E of Lake Merritt.
LewiB, W of Henry fm Firat
to se\ > nth and I'oralta.
Btreet Use!
6oo First ... «oi
Third .01
801
nth and Peralta.
Libert) , e ot Beoond fm
l'.iii, - ..I N. Not Numbered.
Hir. h
oil).
Llll > , S of Colusa fm llacino
l i)di av.
n .r Numbers i
Lincoln i . i fiakl tnd . 1 1
M H of
h line.
s • •. imnered
Suiniiiit.
Union.
Lincoln. East Oakland, N
of Prospect fm Bay E to
Fourth av.
Watson.
Oak.
Spruce.
Line.
Clinton.
Jones.
Lincoln, bet Tavlor and
West Twelfth fm W s of Per-
alta to B-.iv.
1600 Peralta. 1601
1650 Campbell. 1651
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar 1S51
1900 Bay .1901
Linda Av, fm W s Pleasant
Valley av N of Piedmont av
to Webster av through Glen
Echo Tract,
Linden, fm bet Filbert and
Chestnut, First N to city
limit
East. Street. West.
600 First 001
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
nth 801
900 Eighth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
Twelfth 1101
Fourteenth 1201
sixte nth 1801
Eighteenth 1401
1600 Twentieth 1501
T vent] second 1601
Twenty-fourth .1701
L8O0 Twenl ) Bixth 1801
1900 Twentj eighth .... 1001
2000 I hirtieth 2001
2100 Thirt.\ ■second 2101
"Tlnitv-iourth. I
( San Pablo av. \
Linden. Temeacal, continu-
ation „t Forty fifth fm Tel-
iph av E.
Linden, Temeacal, E of Ad-
eline fm Fort \ first N to
Tellies al < 'reek.
\ r Numbered.
Port] second.
Port] third.
Port] fourth.
Port] fifth.
Port] ihcth.
LfTlng?Ston. Bast Oakland,
fm Par* H YV to San Anto-
nto Ci sek,
North. Street. South.
1160 Park av 1161
IF 0 Kennedy HOI
\ 1051
LOOO King 1001
Shell Mound.. . 951
Loensf B< ■ Twentj third.)
Logan . (Sec T ilrtj -Oxth.)
r.nni>n (See Bolden.J
Lowell, w s Adeline fm
Plumni N to Menio.
N t Nillllhered.
kdeUne,
Sonoma.
Bhasta.
Sutter.
Lank Av bet Morkct and
fm Thlrtj ninth N to
Port] •eooud.
Not Numbered.
STREET DIRECTORY,
71
Thirty-ninth.
Fortieth.
Forty-first.
Iiydia, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second fm Brush W
to Market.
North. Street. South.
750 Brush 751
800 West 801
850 Curtis 851
900 Market 901
Lynde, East Oakland, W s
Peralta av N of Bellevue av.
Not Numbered.
Madison, bet Jackson and
Oak fm S. Water Front N to
Lake Merritt.
East. Street. West.
550 S. Water Front 551
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth 801
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh. 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1350 Seventeenth 1351
Boulevard and Lake
Merritt.
Madison Square, bet
Madison and Oak and Eighth
and Ninth.
Madison, East Oakland.
(See East Fifteenth.)
Magnolia. W of Adeline fm
First N to Thirty-sixth and
Peralta.
East. Street. West.
600 Fiist 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
8^0 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
1000 Tenth ..1001
1150 Twelfth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Twentieth 1451
1600 Twenty-second 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth . . . 1701
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
1900 Twenty-eighth 1901
2000 Thirtieth 2001
2100 Thirtv-second 2101
2200 Thirty-fourth 2201
Thirty -sixth and Peralta.
Maple, fm Telegraph av at
junction of Merced av B.
Not Numbered.
Maple, off Temescal E of
Telegraph av.
Not Numbered.
Temescal.
Birch.
Mariposa Av, N of Merced
av fm Racine nr junction of
Telegraph av W to Dover.
Not Numbered.
Racine.
Shattuck a\ .
Dover.
Mariposa, bet Benton and
Stanley W fm Dover to Ade-
line. Not Numbered.
Dover.
Grove.
Genoa.
Adeline.
Market, bet Myrtle and
Westfm First Nto Forty fifth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
650 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 401
800 Fifth 751
826 Sixth 825
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1350 Seventeenth 1351
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
1526 Twenty-first 1525
1550 Lydia 1551
1600 Twenty-second. ...1601
1700 Tw enty-f ourth 1701
1800 Twenty -sixth 1801
1900 Twenty -eighth 1901
2000 Thirtieth and S P av.2001
2100 Thirty-second 2101
2126 Brockhurst 2125
2150 Thirty-third 2151
2200 Thirty-fourth 2201
2250 Thirty fifth 2251
Thirty-sixth.
Thirty-seventh.
Thirty-eighth.
Thirtv-ninth.
Fortieth.
Forty-first.
Forty-second.
Forty-third.
Forty-fourth.
Forty-fifth.
Martin, W s Claremont N
of Miranda. Not Numbered.
Mather, N of Booth fm
Webster av W to New Broad-
way. Not Numbered.
Me Adam, E s of New
Broadway bet Birch and
Vernon E. Not Numbered.
MrCall, fm Mono av bet
Shattuck av and Dover N to
Benton. Not Numbered.
Mono.
Merced.
Mariposa.
MoK.ee, S of Todd beg E s
of Grove W to Baker.
Not Numbered.
Grove.
Adeline av.
Genoa.
Calais
Third av, Temescal.
T.aker.
Menlo, N of Sutter fm Do-
ver W to San Pablo av.
Dover.
Grove.
Genoa.
Calais.
Adeline.
Merced Av, bet Mariposa
and Mono fm Telegraph av
W to Dover.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Shattuck av.
McCall.
Dover.
Merrimac, bet Bay Place
and Prospect E 8 of Tele-
graph av to Webster.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Webster.
Millbury, E s of Moraga
Valley Road to city line.
Not Numbered.
Union.
Putnam.
Stevens.
Milton, W s of San Pablo
av nr Twenty-sixth W to
Market. Numbered.
850 San Pablo av 851
Minn a, continuation of
Fort v third fm Telegraph av
E.
Miranda, W s of Claremont
av N of Sutter W to Vicente.
Not Numbered.
Claremont.
Agala.
Mono Av, S of Merced av
fm Shattuck av VV to Dover,
Not Numbered.
Shattuck av.
Merced av.
Dover.
Monroe, East Oakland, N
of East Fourteenth crossing
Adeline F. to Howard.
Not Numbered.
Montague, North Oakland,
N of Powell f ii San Pablo
av W to the Bay.
Not Numbered.
Twelfth. N Oakland.
Eleventh,
Tenth, "
Ninth.
Eighth, •«
Seventh, "
Sixth, "
Fifth. "
Fourth. "
Third, "
Second, •'
First, "
Bay,
Monterito Av, Piedmont,
E s of Blair S of Hillside.
Montgomery, bet Gilbert
and Howe fm Booth N to
Roman Catholic Cemetery.
Booth.
(Jaskill.
John.
Mather.
Montgomery. E s of Mo-
raga Valley Road bet Lincoln
and Grant Numbered.
Summit.
Union.
Moraga Road, E of
Mountain View Cemetery fm
Piedmont Railroad NE.
Moraga Valley, County
Road fm Thirteenth av at
Peralta NE.
Lincoln.
Montgomery.
Grant.
County Road.
Duncan.
Hopkins.
Wilson.
Millbury.
Hampell.
Reed.
Morgan, continuation of
Tehama fin Shattuck and
Telegraph ava.
Morris, S of Sharon fm Col-
lege a v W to Colby.
Not Numbered.
College av.
Moulton.
Mosh Av. continuation of
Thirty-seventh fin Telegraph
av E to Pleasant Valley av.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph av.
Gold.
Silver.
Diamond.
Broadway.
Webster av.
Moulton, bet Colby and
College av fm Alcatraz av S
to Claremont av.
Not Numbered.
Alcatraz av.
Sharon.
Thompson.
Mound. N of Excelsior fm
Fourth av W to Clinton.
Mountain Av. Piedmont.
Not Numbered.
Munroe. Cast Oakland. (See
East Sixteenth.)
Myrtl«\ W of Market fm
Fir.^t N to San Pablo av bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-second.
East. Stieet. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Hghtfa 901
1000 Tenth 1001
IK 8 Twelfth noi
1200 fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth 1801
1400 Eighteenth. 1401
1600 Twentieth 1001
1600 Twenty second. 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth ... i7"i
lnoo Twenty-sixth
IMO Twenty eighth . . 1901
eooo rhirtieth 2ooi
Pablo av.
Miiclc.ndi Av, E of
Eighteenth av fm East
Eh \> nt h NE to East Twenty-
Ih.
kreet W< I
1050 East Eleventh
1100 L101
1200 irteenth. 1201
I Fifteenth
■■ ■ nth
I860
ntleth
• rwentj Hi
i tei i sent] fourtl
1800 I i
Mill I. ,1,1 I.
«Cllt h f> W tO
North. Street. South .
500 Telegraph av 501
600 San Pablo av 601
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
760 Brush 751
800 West 8( 1
850 Curtis 851
900 Market 9ol
1150 Adeline 1151
1250 Union 1251
1350 Kirkham 1351
1600 Peralta 1601
Xinth Av, F of Eighth av
fm East Ninth N to Peralta.
East Street. West.
950 East Ninth 951
1000 East Tenth lOol
1050 East Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth 1107
1150 East Thirteenth .. 1151
1200 East Fourteenth . . .1201
1250 East Fifteenth 1 261
1300 East six eenth. . . 1301
1350 East Seventeenth . .1351
1400 East Eighteenth. . . . 1401
1450 East Nineteenth . . 1451
1500 East Twentieth. .. 1501
1550 East Twentv-tirst. .1551
1600 East Twenty-second 1601
1650 East Twenty-third. U6S1
1700 Fast Twenty-fourth. 1701
Peralta, E. O.
Ninth, N of Eig-hth fm F
Front Lake Merritt W to
.Market and fm Kirkham W
to Peralta.
North, street. South.
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
160 Madison 151
200 Jackson 201
250 Alice 2"> 1
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 401
4.M) Broadway 451
500 Wellington 501
550 Clay 551
• ffi rson 801
65 1
7<»o ( astro 7oi
760 Brush 761
800 West 801
900 Market 901
Kirkham.
Center.
Cypress.
Chester.
Henry.
\olnn, bet Thirty-second
and Brown fin Grove W to
Pablo av,
South
Ciove
w. -t
Market 901
Oak KM and Fallon
(in i out N to take
III i • if t
\\« -'
i
t (tol
Third
i irth 7M
801
I
860 Sleuth.
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
I860 Fifteenth 1251
1350 Seventeenth 1351
Boulevard, Lake Merritt
Oak, East Oakland, fm N s
Prospeit bet Watson and
Clinton.
Lincoln.
Excelsior.
Oak, E of Jersey fm Cottage
N. Not Numbered.
Oakland A v. E of New
Broauway fm Bay Place N.
Not Numbered.
Opal, bet silver and Diamond
fm Weston av N.
N t Numbered.
Oraii{t«k. Eof Perry fm Oak-
land av N [•'..
\ t Numbered.
Orchard, bet Prospect and
Hawthorn E s of Telegraph
av E to city line.
North. Street. South.
Telegraph av.
400 New Broadway. ... 401
4.')0 Webster 451
Paf ifle, continuation of
Third Ws of Peralta toG P.
K. K. Yard.
North. Street South.
1600 Peralta 1601
1650 Campbell ...1651
1700 Willow 1701
1760 Wood 1751
C. P. K. K. Yard.
Park A v. beg at East
Twelfth bet Twentj second
and Twentj third avs run-
ning s to Pai k. Uamoda.
N ml < red.
Twelfth.
651
■ le> enth .651
i» nnison 601
800 I si Tenth 601
i
Ninth. .
l'uiU A\ N I Will. i Bucna
av tin -an !' .I>l"av to Beach.
n • Numbered.
I'ahloav.
Fmei v .
Watts.
Harlan.
ii iv an.
ii Ills.
Holden.
ii rton.
Hubbard.
Hall
Be* ii-
Park Plnro. fm Twenty-
UXth W of >.m l'ablo av N
t.. jfai i el
I'ni'k (^< < Twentj seventh.)
Patten kv.)
Pearl, h vveb-
i>iitlnuln8 H.
I Ni'iih. I i d,
Pearl, fm Weston N (bet
o>, i Kub/X
Ni»t Numbered
STREET DIRECTORY.
73
Peralta Av, East Oakland,
fin Old County Road E of
Fruit Vale av. NE.
Not Numbered.
Peralta Heights, E of
Lake Merritt N of East
Fourteenth.
Peralta, East Oakland. (See
Twenty-second av.)
Peralta, E of Campbell fm
First N to San Pablo av and
Thirty-eighth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
Pacific
750 Atlantic 751
800 William 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
Taylor
950 Ninth 951
Seward
Tenth
1050 Lincoln 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1350 Seventeenth 1351
Junction Center.
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twenty-second. . .1601
1700 Twenty-fourth 1701
1800 Twenty -sixth 1801
H£sKghth} ««»
Horton
2000 Thirtieth 2001
Holden
A
Hollis
2100 Thirty-second 2101
Haven
2200 Thirty-fourth 2201
B.
Harlan.
Watts.
Thirty-ninth.
Emery.
San Pablo av.
Peralta, East Oakland, E of
Lake MerrittNof Brooklyn.
Numbered.
Lake.
Capitol.
Bay.
Stone.
Howard.
Watson.
Clinton.
County road to Moraga
Valley.
Perry, continuation of Oak-
land av N and E.
Piedmont Av, E s of
Pleasant Valley av N of Dale.
Pierce, East Oakland. (See
Eleventh av.)
Pine, East Oakland, N 8 of
Prospect nr Clinton. .
Not Numbered.
Lincoln.
Excelsior.
Pine, bet Wood and Cedar fm
Atlantic N to Twenty-sixth.
East. Street. West.
750 Atlantic 751
800 William 801
850 Seventh 851
876 Goss 871
900 Short and Eighth. . . 901
Chase
Taylor
1000 Seward 1001
1050 Lincoln 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1 201
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twenty-second ...1601
1700 Twenty-fourth 17ul
Twenty-sixth and A.
Pleasant Valley Av,
fm N end of Lake Merritt N
to Piedmont av nr Cemetery.
Not Numbered.
Moss av.
Cottage av.
Dale av.
Piedmont av.
Linda av.
Plumas, bet Tehama and
Sonoma fm E s Shattuck av
W to Adeline.
Not Numbered.
Shattuck av.
Dover.
Grove.
Genoa.
Calais.
Adeline.
Plymouth Av, bet Haw-
thorne and Edwards fm
Telegraph av E.
Not Numbered-
450 Andover 451
Elm.
TelesTaph av.
Polk, East Oakland. (See
Twelfth av.)
Poplar, bet Union and Kirk-
ham fm First N to Peralta
and Thirtieth.
East. Street. West.
600 First 601
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
1000 Tenth 1001
1100 Twelfth 1101
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twentv-second ...KM
1700 Twentv-fourth 170i
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
1900 Twenty-eighth 1901
2000 Thirtieth 2001
Peralta.
Powell, bet Montague av
and Villa av fm San Pablo av
W to the Bay.
Numbered.
San Pablo av.
Twelfth, N Oakland.
Eleventh, "
Tenth, "
Ninth, "
Eighth, •«
Seventh, «4
Sixth, "
Fifth, ««
Fourth, ««
Third. "
Second, "
First, "
Prospect East Oakland, N
ot Petal a f >i l^akc Merritt E
to Fourth a\ .
Numbered.
Lake.
Capitol.
Bay.
Stone.
Howard.
Teimnm.
Watson.
Oak.
Spruce.
Pine.
Clinton.
J"ncs.
Prospect, bet Merrimac
and Orchard, fm E s of Tel-
egraph av to city line.
Not Numbered.
Te egraph av.
450 Webster 451
New Broadway.
Putnam, E<st Oakland, fm
County Road N.
Not Numbered.
County Road.
Dun an.
Hopkins
Wilson .
Mill bury.
Putnam, fm Fruit Vale av
N of Railroad av E to High.
Not Nu b^red.
Quincey. (See Fast Nine-
teenth E of Thirtre th av.)
QllillC.V, E Oakland, N of
Munroe fm < ity line E.
Not Numbered
Racine, fm Telegraph av
junction of Merced N to Al-
catraz av .
Not Numbered.
Mariposa A v.
Rose.
Thorn.
Lilly.
Colusa.
Rntton Av. (See East
Twenty-sixth.
Keed, East Oakland. E side
Moraga Valley road N of
HampelL
Not Numbered.
Rose, bet Cherry and Thorn,
from Racine E crossing Tel-
egraph av.
Not Numbered.
Ruby, off Weston bet Pearl
and Gold, N.
N< t Numbered.
San Leandro Road, con-
tinuation of East Fourteenth
E.
Saunders. (See East
Twenty-second.)
Second Av, E of First av
from hast Tenth N to East
Sixteenth.
East. Street. West.
1000 East Tenth 1001
1050 East Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth HOI
1200 Fast Fourteenth . . .1201
1250 Bast Fifteenth 1251
1300 Fast Sixteenth. .. 1301
Second, bet First and Third
tm Lake Merritt W to Mark.
North Street. South.
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 10i
74
STREET DIRECTORY.
160 Madison 151
200 Jackson 201
250 Alice
SOD Harrison 301
850 Webster 351
400 Franklin 4 1
450 Broadway 451
500 Washington 5U1
550 Clay 551
600 Jefferson 6j1
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
800 Market 801
Second, Temescal, E of First
NE fm Temesial.
Not Numbered.
Temescal.
Birch.
Summer.
Clifion.
Hudson.
Forrest.
College av.
Seventeenth At, E of
Sixteenth av fm San Antonio
Creek NE to East Twenty-
Fourth.
South. Street. North.
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1150 East Thirteenth ...1151
1-200 East Fourteenth. . . 1801
1250 East Fifteenth 1251
1300 East Sixteen :h 1301
Independence Sqr.
1450 East Nineteenth . . 1451
1500 East Twentieth 1501
1550 East Twenty-first. .1551
1600 EastT.v 11601
1650 East Twenty-third .1651
Seventeenth. N I 8a
teenth tin Lake Merntt W 1 0
tre Bav.
•h. Street, South.
50 Fallon 61
100 Oak 101
150
200 201
400 Franklin
idtnu ...
:h av
I'll*
Ob
6»0 .lefier-on
650 Grove
700 Castro 701
l'.nsh
800 West
850 Garth
I hirkham
1400 CypraM
1450
NfXIltll ,%V. E n?
av fm I
Ka»t 1 irth.
I ..-Ml.
th
tii
rtitli 10 1
1I<«0 |M( Tw.lfth
I
1 I •
1500 Em* Tw<
i56o tut re
1600 East Twenty-second 16"»1
1650 East Twenty-third. 1651
Seventh, bet ' Sixth and
_ th, fm Lake Merritt W
to the Bay.
North. Street. South
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
l'O Madis >n 1 .">1
200 Jackson
250 Alice 251
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 3.1
400 Franklin 401
450 Broadway. .
500 Washington 501
550 Clay 551
6K> Jefferson 6 01
650 Grove 6 1
700 Castro ... 701
750 Brush 751
800 West
90) Market 901
950 M vi tie
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 10 1
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
1-250 Union 1251
Poplar
1350 Kirk ham 1851
1400 (y press 1401
1450 Center 1451
1500 Chester 1501
1550 Henry
1600 Lewis* and Peralta.l 6 1
1650 Campbell 1651
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wo d
Pine
Cedar
1900 Bay 19ol
Nc«ard, bet Tavlor and
Lincoln W s of Feralta to
Worth. Street. South.
1600 Peralta 1601
1650 C ■mpbell
1700 Will m 1701
1750 Wood
1800 Pine
1850 Cedar 18 1
1900 Bav 1001
Sharon, S "f Abatraz av fin
College av W to Oolbj .
n t Numbered.
I Uejp a\.
M niton.
MlinNtn una and
Sutter fin Shattuek a\ W
Adt 1 ne (al-
bio k K . i a>).
n t Hoabered.
Shattuek av.
• r
drove.
eoe>
A<1« '
Hlinllink Av, from V
i .iph a\ .
seventh.
Alpine
Trlitma.
Plumas,
ma.
SIlRJlta.
ter.
Mono.
Merced a v.
Mariposa av.
Benton.
Shell Mound, W of King,
East Oakland.
East. Street. West.
600 Livingston 601
550 lientiis ...... - . 551
Frederick 501
Sherman Av, bet Thirty-
i and Grant av im Tele-
graph av B to G
Not Numbered.
Short, N of Goss fm Pine I
t» Bav.
8'K) Pine 1801
Division
I edar
Hay 1901
Shuey Lane, fm S s of E
Twenty-seventh W uf Fruit-
vale a\ B
Silver, bet Gold and Dia-
mond fm Moss av N to
West • Not Numbered.
Simp-on Av. bet Twenty-
third fin Grove E to Tele-
graph av.
Numbered from
Telegraph av 500.
Sixteenth Av. E of Fif-
-v fm San Ant nio
It Twenty-;
a reet.
100 East Twelfth 1101
• Fourteenth.. .1201
south 1251
1300 enth ... .1301
•oi nth..
at Twentieth 1501
Sixteenth. N Oi Fifteenth
fm Telegraph av \V to the
<t. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
B • Pablo av
< l.\ 551
601
650 I 651
-to 701
-h 751
801
901
951
:
lioi Ci eetnut
i ne 1151
. nuUa
1250 Union
L80Q Pophu 1301
Hirkham
i \ press
.. .1451
1601
Campbell 1051
1700 Willow 1701
I . 1901
Sixth \\ . B I i •
t > ■ S to I .1-: i
t ■ ti..
|
i ,-r Ninth
10oO Mi
• i aventh
1101
i a»t t Ifteenth 1261
1300 East Sixteenth 1301
1350 East Seventeenth. . . 1351
1400 East Eighteenth 1401
1450 East Nineteenth ...1451
Sixth, het Fifth and S venth
fm Lake Merritt W to Market.
North. Street. South
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 1"1
150 Madison 151
200 Jackson '201
250 Alice 251
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 401
450 Broadway 451
500 Washington 501
550 Clav 551
600 Jefferson 601
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
Market.
Sonoma, het Plumas and
Shasta from E s Shattuck
av W to Adeline.
N<«t Numbered.
Shattuck ay.
Dover.
Grove.
Genoa.
Calais.
Adeline.
South Water Front,
S of Water fm Lake Merritt
to Market (projected).
Spruce, East Oakland, bet
Pine and Oak N s of Pros-
pect. Numbered.
Lincoln.
Excelsior.
Stanley, bet Menlo and
Mariposa av fm Dover W to
Adeline.
Not Numbered.
Dover.
Grove.
Adeline.
Stevens, East Oakland, fm
Count} Road N.
Numbered.
Duncan.
Hopkins.
Wilson.
Millbury.
Stone, E of Lake Merritt f m
Broukyn to Prospect.
Numbered.
Brooklyn.
Peralta.
String:, bet Thirty-eighth
and Fortieth N of Summer
fm Adeline NE one block.
Strode. (See Fifth av.)
Sn lli van (See East
Twenty-third.)
Summer, E s of Claremont
av N of junction with Tele-
graph av E.
Not Numbered.
Claremont.
First av, Temescal.
Second av, Temescal.
Third av, Temescal.
Summer, N of junction
of Thirty-eighth and Ade-
line NE one block.
Not Numbered.
Summit At, Glen Echo
Tract, E of Webster av.
Summit, bet Telegraph av
and Webster fm Prospect N
to Hawthorn av.
Numbered.
1950 Prospect 1951
Orchard.
Summit, East Oakland, W
of Union. Numbered.
Lincoln.
Montgomery.
Grant.
Clinton.
Sumter, E of New Broad-
way fm Anderson.
Surrhyne, W of Gladding
fm A to B.
100 A 101
200 B 201
Sutter, bet Sh;.sta and
Menlo fm Shattuck av W to
San Pablo av; also two
blocks E 8 of Tehgraph av.
Not Numbered.
Shattuck av.
Dover.
Grove.
Genoa.
Calais.
Adeline.
Sycamore, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth fm San
Pablo av W to Telegrap'i a\.
North. Street. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
650 Grove 651
San Pablo av.
Nan Pablo Av, fm junc-
tion of Fourteen h & Broad-
way Sts northerly to West
Berkeley.
1200 Fourteenth, east side.
1251 Fifteenth, west side.
1300 Sixteenth.
1350 Seventeenth.
1400 Eighteenth.
1450 Nineteenth, or Frederick,
east side.
1451 Curves, west side.
1476 Williams, east side.
1501 Grove, west side.
1500 Twentieth, or Delger.east
side.
Grove, west side.
1526 Twenty-first, or Hobart,
east side.
1551 Twenty-first, west.
1570 Jones, east.
1600 Twenty-second, or Char-
ter.
1625 Brush, west side.
1650 Locust.
1700 Twenty-fourth, or Elm,
east side.
1750 Twenty-fifth, or Laurel,
east side.
1776 Sycamore, east side.
1800 Twenty-sixth, east side.
Milton, west s de.
1826 Park, east side.
1825 Twenty - seventh, west
side.
1900 Twenty -eighth, or Wal-
lace, east side.
Twenty -eighth, west s'd.
1950 Twenty-ninth, or Alden.
1975 Market, west side.
2000 Thirtieth, or Campb 11,
east side, junction of
Market.
2001 Thirtieth, west side.
2060 Thirty-first, east side.
2051 Myrtle, west side.
I 21 0 Thirtv -second, east side.
2101 Twenty-second, west s'd.
Brockhurst, east side.
2150 Thirty-third, or Nolan,
east side.
2201 Tiiii t\ - ourth . west side.
22)0 Thirty-fourth, or Brown,
east side.
2250 Thirty-fiith, or Walton,
east side.
Thirty-sixth, or Logan.
Telegraph Av. fm junc-
tion of Bio <lway and Six-
teenth, running northerly
to East Berkeley.
1300 Sixteenth.
1350 Seventeenth.
14U0 Eighteenth, east side, or
Durant.
1451 Nineteenth, west side,
or Fi ederick.
14 East ski Williams.
1"00 Twentieth, or Delger.
155 1 Twenty-first or Hobart.
1576 Jones, we4 side.
1600 Walnut, east si e.
1601 Twenty-second, or Char-
ter, v\e&t side.
1651 Simpson av, west side.
1650 Twenty-third, or Locust,
east .-ice.
1701 Twenty-fourth, or Elm,
weal side.
1750 Twenty-fiith, or Laurel,
east side.
1801 Syi amore, west side.
1800 B.> »'la(e, east side.
15 >1 Knox, west side.
19 '0 Merrimac, east side.
1901 Albion we»t side.
19 '1 Cdedonia av, west side.
950 Prospect av, east side.
2001 ihirtieth. west side.
2000 Orchard, east side.
2051 Thirty-first, west side.
20. 6 Hawthorne av, east side.
2100 Toirty-second, west side.
2200 Plymouth, east side.
2201 Thirty-fourth, or Brown,
urpct Slllf1
2251 Ttiity-rifth] or Walton,
west side
2250 Edwards, east side.
Thirty-sixth, or Logan.
Taylor, bet Chase and
Seward fm Peralta E to Bay.
North. St>eet. South.
1600 Peralta 1601
167.0 Campbell 1651
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar 1K51
1900 Bay 1901
Taylor. East Oakland. (See
Tenth av.)
T liaina, S of Plumas fm
Shattuck av W to Temescal
Creek.
Not Numbered.
Shattuck av.
Dover.
Grove.
Genoa.
Calais.
Temescal, S of Birch fm
New Broadway E to Tele-
graph a> .
Not Numbered.
Broadway.
76
STREET DIRECTORT.
Diamond.
I l Uer.
Liberty.
Second.
Cherry.
Maple.
Tenth Av, E of Ninth av
fm East Tenth N to East
Twentieth.
West.
19 .0 Fast Ninth 9."a
100" Fast Tenth 1001
1060 East Eleventh . .. .1061
1100 East Twelfth lloi
IS 10 East Fourteenth .. . *3f 1
it Fifteenth 1251
18 0 Bast Sixteenth . .
1860 East Seventeenth. . 1851
1400 ast Eighteenth..
14 0 -• N neteenth 1461
Tenth. N of Ninth fin E
f r..nT Lake Merntt, \V to
klta
North. Mreet. South.
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
Hadison 151
200 Jackson 801
250 A i e 251
Harrison 801
i 351
Franklin 401
■jr." Broadway 451
600 Washington 501
550 Cl.v 551
60 » Jrfterson 60
650 Orove 651
To 7<U
Brush 751
West
900 .Market
950 Mm tie
l Filbert looi
1060 Linden 1061
lloo ( lie-tnut 1101
Adeline 1151
1800 Magnolia
Uniun 1261
Poplar 1801
i
Hon |
1500 1501
lta.
Third \ \ nd at
• Eighth N to
nth.
i West
0o<> til
• Ninth. .
1 I'M. • 1101
Third,
I b fm Lake I
fa.
I ishlngtoo
. . 561
600 Jeffersou 601
650 Oiove 861
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
900 Market 901
Myrtle 961
looo l-ilbert 1001
1050 Linden 1061
lloo Chestnut 1101
ldi Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
1250 Union 126]
1800 Poplar 130]
1850 Kirkham 1351
1400 Cypress 140]
1460 Center 1461
1 600 Chester 1501
1.0 Henry 1551
Lewis.
Peralta.
Third. Temescal, B of
Second running NE fmTem-
escaL
X>t Numbered.
TeuiescaL
Birch.
Summer.
Clifton.
Hudson.
Forrest.
College
Thirteenth \v, E of
Twelfth av fm Bast Eleventh
NE to Peralta.
Bast Stn West.
1050 East Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth L101
120 » Fast Fourteenth 1201
1260 East Fifteenth .
1300 East Sixteenth 1801
I860 East Sev euteenth. .1851
1400 teenth. . .1401
1450 Best Nineteenth. .1451
East Twentieth. .
East Twenty-first.
• ■ dl601
n Dty-third..l661
,"00 Eaot Twenty-fourth 1701
dta.
CoR • M mga Valley.
Thirteenth, N ol Twel th
tin EFr<>Ut nr Lake Merntt
W ' and fn (enter
W to Pine.
North. SI south.
Fs l.'ll
100 "ik 101
M tdisou 11
■ - ■
LI ■
800 Harris. <n 80]
Webster
iklio
H tsbington.
701
Brush
M ■
M rkel
1
.1*01
10 .0 Campbell 1861
n 1701
' • (laf is ,]
I ■
Thirtieth \ 1 or Julia,
! I Twcnu ninth »v.
Thirtieth, bet Twenty-
>■ jthtfa and Thirtv-seeond fm
Telegraph av W to Peralta.
North. Street. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
650 Gro\ e 651
BOO West 801
900 Market and S P av. . 901
960 Mvrtle 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
1250 Union 1251
Poplar and Peralta.
Thirty-eighth, fm Tele-
graph av W to Adeline nr
junction of San Pablo av.
Not Numbered.
Telegraph a\ .
Crw\e.
West
Market.
Thirty -lirst. N of Thir-
tieth nn Telegraph av W to
San Pablo ai .
North. Street. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
650 Grove 651
'•Vest B01
900 Market 901
San Pablo a\.
Thirty-fourth, bet
Thirty-second and Thirty-
sixth m Telegraph av W to
P i.tlta.
50u Telegraph av 501
a
West 801
900 Market 901
- at and Linden.. 1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1160 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
Peralta.
Thirty ninth or tjtaanr,
tin Telegraph ■ P
line.
• Numbered.
graph a\ .
tii "\ e.
s\(
Market.
Thirty second, N of
t \ -first tin I\ [< I
w • p
North Street. tth.
i'. 1 graph av
-00 Wesl
M
- 1 Pablo av
1000 Filbert
Linden , ...
1100 Chestnut.. .
1160 Adeline
lis
1251
.lta.
Thirty -« v rnth, fn
ipn u\ w Pablo
.!>. red.
h av.
Wi
Pablo a\ .
Thirty -ixtli 1 I o-nn
undart 1 It) line fm Tel-
.; 1 1 at W to Pt ralta.
STREET DIRECTORY.
77
North. Street. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
6>0 Grose 651
800 West 801
900 Market SOI
1100 S 1'av and Chestnut. lit. 1
1150 Adeline Ill
Per lta & Magnolia.
Thompson. S of Norm fm
Mouh . to Polhy.
N 'i Ntmnhererl.
Thorit 1 et Lilly and Rose
fm R»ci; e crujaiua ice
graph a\ . Not ^ u kj.
Todd, b«* 22eK.ee a.i . Felton
bey E s of orove uuiiuiiuiiig
\\\o San Pablo as.
Not Numbered.
Grove.
Adeliue av.
Genoa.
Calais.
Third av, Temescal.
Baker.
Herzog.
San Pablo av.
Twelfth Av, E of Eleventh
av fm Ease ienth NE to East
Twentieth.
East. Street. West.
1000 East Tenth 1001
1050 Eat Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1200 East Fourteenth . . .1201
1250 East Fifteenth 1251
1300 East Sixteenth 1301
1350 East Seventeenth ..1351
1400 East Eighteenth .... 1401
1450 East Nineteenth 1451
Twelfth, N of Eleventh fm
Lake Merritt W to the bay.
North. Street. South.
50 Fallon 51
100 Oak 101
150 Madison 151
200 Jackson 201
250 Alice 251
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 351
400 Franklin 4ol
450 Broadway .... 451
500 Washington 501
550 \Jlav 651
600 Jefferson 601
650 Grove 051
700 Castro 701
750 Brush 751
800 West S01
900 Market 901
950 Mmle 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeliue 1151
1200 Matrnolia 1201
1250 Union ..1251
1300 Poplar 1301
,350 Kirkham 1351
1400 Cypress 1401
1450 Center 1451
1500 Chester 1501
1600 Peralta 1601
1650 Campbell 1651
1700 Wdlow 1701
1750 Wood 1761
1800 line 1801
1850 Cedar 1851
1900 Bav 1901
Twentieth Av, E of Nine-
teenth av fm East Eleventh
NE to East Twenty-first.
East. Street. West.
1050 East Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1200 hast F-.u.teenth. ..1201
1250 East Fifteenth 1251
1300 East Sixteenth 1301
1350 East Seventeenth . . 1351
1450 East Nineteenth. . ..1451
1500 East Twentieth 1501
Twentieth, N of Nine-
teenth fm Lake Merritt W
to Market and fm w s of
Market N of Twenty-first
W to the Bay.
North. Street. South.
300 Harrison 301
350 Webster 35!
400 Kranklin 401
450 Broadway 451
500 Telegraph av 501
650 San Pablo av 651
650 Grove 651
700 Castro 701
750 Biush 751
800 West 801
850 Curtis 851
900 Market 901
950 Myrtle 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
1250 Union 1251
1300 Poplar 1301
1350 Kirkham 1351
Cypress
1600 Peralta 1601
1650 Campbell 1651
1700 Willow 17<)1
1750 Uood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar 1851
1900 Bay 1901
Tw»nty-eighth, bet
Twenty-sixth and Thirtieth
fm Telegraph av W to Beach.
North. Street. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
650 Grove 651
850 San Pablo av 851
900 Market 901
950 Mvrtle 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden IOoj
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
1200 Magnolia 1201
1250 Union 1251
1300 Poplar 1301
1600 'Peralta 1601
Hubbard.
Halleck.
Twenty-fifth or Lau-
rel, bet Twenty -fourth and
Twenty -sixth fm Broadway
W to San Pablo av.
North Street. South.
450 Broadway 451
650 Grove 651
San Pablo av
Twenty -first A v. E of
Twentieth av fm East Elev-
enth NE to East Thirtieth.
East. Street. Wesx.
1050 East Eleventh 1051
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1200 East Fourteenth ... 1201
1250 East Ffteenth 1251
1300 East Sixteenth 1301
1350 East Seventeenth. . . 1351
1450 East Nineteenth .... 1451
1500 East Twentieth ... .1601
1550 East Tw nty-first .1551
1600 E 8tTwentv-secondl601
1650 East Twenty third .1651
1 00 East Twenty -fourth 1701
1750 East Twenty -fifth . . .1 51
18'i0 East Twenty-sixth . . 1S01
1850 E. Tweitv-seventh 1851
1900 E. Twentv-eijfbth .1901
1950 E. Twenty-ninth . . .1951
Twenty-first, N of Twen-
tieth fm N. Broadway W to
Market.
North. Street. South.
Broadway.
500 Telegraph av 501
650 Grove 651
6 0 San Pablo av 651
750 Brush ,..7&l
80i West 801
850 Curtis 851
900 Market 901
Twentj'-fourth Av, E
of Twenty third av fm East
Eleventh NE to city line.
East. Street. West.
1050 East Eleventh.. . 1051
1100 East Twelfth 1101
1 200 East Fourteenth 1201
1250 East Fifteenth. .. .1251
1300 East Sixteenth 1301
13>0 East Seventeenth. .1351
1450 East Nineteenth ...1451
1500 East Twentieth 1501
1550 East Twenty -first. . .1551
Twenty- third Av, E of
Twenty-second av fm East
fa leventh NE to city line.
East. Street. West.
Oho East Eleventh 601
1050 East Twelfth 1051
1200 East, Fourteenth ... 1201
1250 East Fifteenth 1251
1300 East Sixteenth 13 >l
1350 Ea*t Seventeenth 1351
1450 East Nineteen tli.... 1451
1500 East Twentieth. .. 1501
15) East Twenty-first. ..1551
Twenty-fourth or £lm,
bet Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fifth fin city line W to San
Paul > a\ and fm Market to
the Bay.
North. * Street. South.
350 Webster 351
450 Broadway 451
Valley
500 Telegraph av 501
650 Grove 651
San Pablo av
900 Market 901
950 Mvrtle 951
000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 1051
1100 Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
12 h> Ifagnolia 1201
1250 Union 1251
1300 Poplar 1301
1350 Kirkham 1351
1600 Peralta 1601
1650 Campbell 1651
1700 Wi low 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1S00 Pine 1S01
1850 Cedar in>i
Twenty-second. Av, E
of Twenty-first av fm East
Eleventh NE to East Twenty-
first.
78
STREET DIBECTORY.
Bast Street West.
650 EastEleventh 551
600 East Twe.fth. ... 601
700 East Fourteenth . . 701
750 East Fifteenth 751
800 East Sixteenth 801
860 East Seventeenth . . 851
1000 Ea9t Nineteenth... .1001
1050 East Twentieth 1051
Twenty-second, N of
Tvveut\ -first fm Lake Merritt
to the bay, E of San Fa bio
av called Charter, E of Tele-
graph av call, d Walnut.
North. Street. South.
250 \Va\ oi lv Place 251
276 V.dJez 275
3>0 We ster 3">0
400 Franklin 401
450 Broadway 4 1
5iK) Telegraph av 501
650 Grove 651
San Pablo av
750 Brush 751
800 West 801
8 0 Curtis
900 Marke 901
950 Myrtle . 951
1000 Filbert 1001
1050 Linden 1051
lioo Chestnut 1101
1150 Adeline 1151
Magnolia 1201
Union 1251
1300 Poplar 1301
16o0 Peral-a 16(H
1650 Campbell 1651
170) Willow 1701
W i.)d 1751
18 "O Pine 1H01
18.)0 Cedar
1900 Bay 1901
Twenty-sixth N I
in re tin Ci uve W bo H
Street. South.
<;ro\e
800 W,->t
850 San Pablo av
Market 9 5
Mm tie
1000 Filbert
Linden
1100 I hestnnt
line 1151
nulia 1201
12 1
:
W II rW.
.
.
T * «• ntj (hi i .1
i Twi nt \ •
I
I
■
Tirrnt) third i i.<>
>n-' iph n< to
Union, East Oakland, N fm
Fourteenth av and Lincoln .
Lincoln.
Montgomery.
Grant.
Clinton.
County road.
Duncan.
Hopkins.
Wilson.
Millbury.
I'nion, bet Magnolia and
Poplar fm First N to Peralta.
East. Street. We>t.
600 First 61
700 Third 701
800 Fifth 801
850 Seventh 851
900 Eighth 901
1000 Tenth 1001
1100 Twelfth 1101
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth ..1301
H00 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twenty-second lo II
100 Twenty -fourth 1701
1800 Tr^utj-fluctti 1801
1900- Twenty-eighth 19<H
2000 Thirtieth 2001
2100 Toirty-,econd 2101
Peralta.
Valdez, E of Webster fm
Walnut or Twenty-second N".
Not Numbered.
Valdez, East Oakland, W of
Kennedy.
North. Street. South.
650 Livingston 651
6i'0 Dennison 601
650 Frederick 651
Vallccito Av E s Blair av
N of Piedmont av.
Vail y. bet Tele.'raph av
and Broadway N fm Twenty-
mil to Twenty-fourth.
2 Twenty-second 3
50 Twenty third 51
Vernal Av, end of Blair
av, Piedmont.
N 't Numbered.
Voriion. r of Pleasant Val
ley a\ tin Cottaia
• Numbered.
Vernon, F of (Ukland av
fm I
Wrnon, N of Birch fin
• Number* !
• cr.
Diamond.
Virt'iilf, F of Telegraph av
i in ( t av N.
' NilinNcu
sh
Mir mla.
Villa Av, hit WnriN !
- M Pablo av
w
•Ifth, N. Oakland,
i.
Tenth,
tli. ••
•h,
Trotting Park.
Walker Av, bet Auburn
and Fortv-third fm Adeline
W to Oakland Trotting Park.
Not Numbered.
Adeline.
San Pablo a v.
Watte
Trotting Park.
1» alker. East Oakland. (See
Thirteenth, av.)
Wallace. (See Twenty-
eighth.)
Walnut (See Twenty-first.)
Wa Is worth Av. fm Pros-
pect E of New Rr< adwaj N E.
• Numbered.
Walton, S of Thirty-sixth
fm Telegraph av W to San
P.it 1
North. Street. South.
500 Telegraph av 501
Grove 651
800 West
300 Market 901
Warren, fm Fruit Vale av S
of Railroad a\ E to High.
N t Numbered.
Washington. W of Broad-
way im First to Fourteenth.
Ea.-.t. Street. West.
6J0 First 005
6>0 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 75]
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826 Sixth
850 Seventh
9»0 Elfhth 901
950 Ninth 9.1
100 > Tent i 1001
1050 Eleventh 105]
lioO Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1161
12 0 Fourteenth. 1201
W a S h i iiftnn Square,
bet East Twelfth ami
Fourteenth and Seventh and
E ighth ava.
Washington. Bad Oak-
land, 1111 Fruit Vale av N of
Putnam E to High.
N >t Nnrabei ed.
Wash! net* a, 1
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». nter, H First fm I
Mci 1 nt w to Market (pro-
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Wiilion a Merritt
In in \i liol 1. nr Fourth av
klyn.
Pel >lta.
Pr I
Wat « - merj and Har-
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Numbered.
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Wnviil.i . 1 of Val 'i-7. fm
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760 Atlantic 751
Franklin fm S water front N
to Hawthorn.
East. Street. West.
550 South Water Front. 551
600 First 601
660 Second 651
700 Third 701
750 Fourth 751
800 Fifth 801
826 Sixth 825
860 Seventh 851
900 Eightn 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Eleventh 1051
1100 Twelith 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 15J1
1600 Walnut or Twenty-
second 1601
1650 .Twenty-third or Lo-
cust 1651
1700 Twentv-fo'th or Elm 1701
1760 Twenty-fifth or Lau-
rel 1751
1800 New Broadway. .. 1801
1800 Junction Bay "Place. 180 1
1900 Mernmac Place 1901
1950 Prospect 1951
2000 Orchard 2001
Hawthorn.
Webster, East Oakland.
(See East Eighteenth.)
Webster or Cemetery
Av.fm junction New Broad-
way at Hawthorn, NE to
Cemetery.
Not Numbered.
Broadway.
Mason.
Booth.
Gaskell.
John.
Mather.
West, E of Market fm Sixth
N to Twenty-second and fm
Twenty-sixth E of San Pablo
av N to Forty-eighth.
East. Street. West.
600 Sixth 601
850 Seventh . 851
900 Eighth 901
950 Ninth 951
1000 Tenth 1001
1050 Kiev nth 10 1
1100 Twelfth... 1101
1150 Thiiteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 1301
13=i0 Seventeenth 1351
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1450 Nineteenth 1451
1500 Twentieth 1501
1526 Twenty-first 1525
1550 Lydia 1551
1600 Twenty-second 1601
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
1850 Twenty-seventh... 1851
1900 Twenty-eighth 1901
1950 Twenty-ninth 19.il
2000 Thirtieth 2001
2050 Thirty-first 2051
2100 Thirty-second 2101
2126 Brockhurst 2125
2150 Thirty-third 2151
2200 Thirty-fourth 2201
2250 Thirty-fifth 2251
Thirty-sixth.
Thirty-seventh.
Thirty-eighth.
Apgar.
Thirty-ninth.
Fortieth or Evoy av.
Forty-first.
Forty-second.
Forty-third.
Forty-fourth.
Forty-fifth.
Forty-sixth.
Forty-seventh.
Tehama.
West Eleventh. (See
Eleventh fm Kirkham W to
Center.)
West Ninth. (See Ninth
fm Kirkham to Peralta.)
Weston Av, continuation
of Thirty-eighth N of Moss
av fm Telegraph av Eto New
Broadway. Not numbered.
Telegraph av.
Pearl.
Ruby.
Gold.
Silver.
Diamond.
Broadway.
Wiards L^ane, bet Villa
av and Auburn fm San Pablo
W to Oakland Trotting Park.
Not Numbered.
William, S of Seventh w
s of Peralta to Bay.
North. Street. ' South.
1600 Peralta 1601
1650 CaTiipbell 1651
1700 Willow 1701
1750 Wood 1751
1800 Pine 1801
1850 Cedar 1851
1900 Bay 1901
William. (See Nineteenth.)
500 Telegraph 501
Willow. W of Campbell fm
Pacific N to Beach and
Twenty-eighth.
East. Street. West.
Pacific.
800 William 801
850 Seventh 851
876 Goss 875
900 Eighth 001
Chase.
Taylor.
1000 Seward 1001
1050 Lincoln 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1250 Fifteenth 1251
1300 Sixteenth 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twenty-second 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth 17j§1
1800 Twenty -sixth 1801
Beach.
Wilson, bet Millbury and
Hopkins e a of Moraga
Valley road .
Union.
Putnam.
Stevens.
Wood, bet Willow and Pine
fm Pacific N to A.
East. Street. West.
Pacific.
750 Atlantic 751
800 William 801
S50 Seventh 851
876 Goss 875
900 Eighth 901
Chase.
Taylor.
1000 Seward 1001
1050 Lincoln 1051
1100 Twelfth 1101
1150 Thirteenth 1151
1200 Fourteenth 1201
1300 Sixteenth . . 1301
1400 Eighteenth 1401
1500 Twentieth 1501
1600 Twenty-second 1601
1700 Twenty-fourth 1701
1800 Twenty-sixth 1801
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Yerba Bnena Av, N oi
B, fm San Pablo av N to the
Bay.
Not Numbered.
San Pablo av.
Emery.
Watts.
Harlan.
Haven.
Hull is.
Holden.
Horton.
Hubl'ard.
Halleck.
Beach .
Gladdinjj.
Bay.
SUPPLEMENTAL-OAKLAND.
Atkinson Geo W, electric belts, 470 Thirteenth, res same
A.LWTN GAD, general merchandise, Lorin
BENEDICT, RUDOLPH & CO (Newton Bene-
dict and W F Rndolph) successors to Benedict, Capell
& Co, real estate, 457 Ninth
DELGEK FREDERICK, capitalist, 969 Broad-
way, res 524 Nineteenth
Derby E M & Co (George H Payne and 0 E and A B
Derby) lumber dealers, yards E Oakland and Alameda,
S. F,"office 22 California
DRUCKER'S EXPRESS, San Francisco, Oak-
land and Fruit Vale, Howard & Conroy proprietors,
405 Eighth, Oakland, and 15 Market, S F
EQUITY BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION, J B McChesney president, G A
Willard secretary, 1003 Washington
FISH M W, physician and surgeon, 461 E Four-
teenth, res same
Gallaway Josie Mrs, res Henry House
GARNER & SON (Henry and Henry AV) butchers,
SW cor Ninth and Webster
Gillis A J, real estate and insurance, 466 Ninth, res 1098
Thirtieth
Greub Pauline Miss, clerk J Fischer, res 814 Grove
Holland Henry A, auditor Wells, Fargo and Co, S F, res
809 Webster
HOWARD & CONROY (C M Howard and E C
Conroy) Drucker's Express, S F, Oakland and Fruit
Vale, 15 Market, S F, and 405 Eighth, Oakland
Ingler Edward, machine hand Ingler & Atkinson, res 316
Seventh
JURGENS J H, groceries and provisions, Golden
Gate
MCCORD D H, butcher, 401 Tenth and 971 Frank-
lin, res 405 Tenth
ALAMEDA.
Colby Hubbard, entry clerk U S Custom House, res 1866
San Antonio ave
Colby Willard, clerk Wells. Fargo & Co Express, res 1866
San Antonio ave
COIDWEII D RUSSELL, druggist and Wells,
Fargo A Co'a Express, 1501 Webster, res same
Cole Prank (J (Aldrioh ft Cole) res College ave nr tbe Ray
Cole Win, fireman 8 1* Co, res High nr the Bay
Whittier, Fuller & Co. p^.*f; ?i™ s?if,s*
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Aaron David, p^dl^'r, re#260 Eighth
Abbay James N, engineer S P Co, res 955 Willow
Abbey Alfred, ragr Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res
761 Fourteenth
Abbey Edgar W, bookkeeper, S F,res 1318 Castro
Abbey Frances J Mrs, res 1318 Castro
Abbey Richard, pres Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res
1076 Fourteenth
Abbott Mrs, res 1309 Broadway
Abbott A B, res 1360 Grove
Abbott Adelbert S, Clerk, S F, res 1360 Grove
Abbott A F, employe S P Co, res The Arlington
Abbott Carl H, student Hastings College of Law, S F, res 118
Eleventh
Abbott Clara L Miss, teacher Kindergarten, res 1360 Grove
Abbott Clare Miss, res 1171 Broadway
Abbott Clyde H, clerk E R Taylor, res 1171 Broadway
Abbott C W, res 765 Sixth
Abbott Emma Miss, res 1171 Broadway
Abbott Frank, clerk W H Chamberlain, res 1652 -Seventh
Abbott Granville D, clerk S P Co, res US Eleventh
Abbott Granville S, D D, agent American Baptist Publica
tion Society, res 118 Eleventh
Abbott Lottie E Miss, student, res 1360 Grove
Abbott Moses A, res 1360 Grove
Abbott Solon M, ladies' hair goods, 1171 Broadway, res 535
Eighteenth
Abbott S M Mrs, ladies' hair goods, 1171 Broadway, res 535
Eighteenth
Abbott William D, painter, res Watts cor Forty-fifth, Em-
eryville
Abel Geo H, farmer, res 668 Sixteenth
Abele M Mrs, midwife, res 857 Chester
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ABELL IRVING L, journalist, res 373 Thirteenth
A hell J M Mrs, res 192S Filbert
Aber Xellie Miss, tailor ess, res 30S Seventh
Abercrombie A B, clerk, res Weber Hotel
Abernethy Annie E Miss, res 578 Thirteenth
Abernethy Henry, blacksmith, S F, res 1359 Eighteenth
Able Charles, heater Judson Manufacturing Co. res Halleck [fpu
nr Park ave ^*"
Abraham A. capitalist, res The Olive
Abrahams John, peddler, res Peralta ave, Fruit Vale
Abrahamson Bros (Hugo & Julius) drv and fancy goods,
1121-1123 Broadway
Abrahamson Hugo (Abrahamson Bros) res S F
Abrahamson Julius (Abrahamson Bros) res cor Fourteenth
and Jefferson
Abrahamson Morris, bookkeeper Gordan Bros, res S F
Abrego Ysmael M, salesman, S F, res 922 Chester
Abreu John F, laborer, res 1011 E Twenty-second
Abreu Manuel F, laborer, res 1009 E Twenty-second
Abrott Andrew, teamster H. Schellhaas, res Emeryville
Achard Charles, carriage trimmer, 367 Eleventh, res same
Achard Charles N, res 367 Eleventh
Achard Laura, dressmaker, res 367 Eleventh
Achard William L, clerk W S & 0 T Co, res 367 Eleventh ^
A ckens George E, bootmaker Turner & Poirier, res 1162
Seventh
Acker E M, carpeter R R shop
Ackerman A C, carpenter W TVeitch, res Areata House
Ackerman Albert II, crockery, glass ware, and house
hold goods, L003 Broadway, res B08 Tenth
Ackerman Flora Miss, res 808 Tenth &
Ackerinao Fred A, conductor S P Co. res 1121 Twelfth
Ackerman Hart, res ^,,s Tenth
Ackerman James, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res C£
Park ave nr Hubbard. Emeryville
Ackcnnan Jacoh, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Park Exchange I [otel
Ackerman Sec (Conk iV Ackerman) 8 F,res v,ls Tenth.
Acme Athletic < Hub, 305 Fourteenth
Ac,,,,- Bath Co, E D Ormshy pres, C E Gilletl Bee, L055
Broadway
Acme Saloon, Albeit Olander propr, <»2,.» East Twelfth
Adair Annie M i Brayton Block
Adamina Felix, painter, sln Twenty-ninth
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qo Adamina J & Co (Joseph and Felix Adamina) house and
sign painters, res 820 Twenty-ninth
tt Adamina Joseph, painter, 820 Twenty-ninth
w -j Adams , sawyer Burnham Standeford Co, res 363 Fifth
^ Q Adams Adeline Miss, student, res 1421 Sixteenth
w . Adams Albert, apprentice Wentworth Boot & Shoe Co, res
H k ; 1421 Sixteenth
*- tfl Adams B, bartender, res 1311 San Pablo ave
u , Adams Bertram, stenographer, S F, res 568 Seventeenth
•g o Adams Bessie G Miss, res 939 Filbert
ADAMS-THE C F ADAMS HOME
FURNISHING HOUSE, John Humphrey
manager, 1305 Telegraph ave
Adams Charles H, engineer S P Co, res 1655 Seventh
ADAMS EDSON MBS, res Bay Place
Adams Edson F, res Bav Place
Adams E D Mrs, res 366i Twelfth
Adams E F Miss, saleslady G A Moss, res 366^ Twelfth
»? <2 ! Adams Elizabeth Mrs, res 682 Twenty-ninth
Adams Eliza M Mrs, res 956 Myrtle
Adams E M (Holman Packing Co) res 1374 Fifth
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Adams George, finisher Michigan Furniture Co, res Com-
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Adams Geo, driver Pioneer Soda Works, res 1507 Twelfth
ave
Adams Harry H, carpenter, res 8.16 Twentv-first
Adams H Mrs, res 266 East Twelfth
ADAMS HERBERT L, attorney-at-law and
agent Pickens, Fulton & Co and Wilber Commercial
Agency, room 29, 957 Broadway, res room 23 Davis
Block NW cor Eleventh and Broadway
Adams J A D Mrs, Christian scientist 568 Seventeenth, res
same
Adams James, repairer R R, shops, res 945 Willow
Adams James C, res 939 Filbert
Adams John, res 1254 Franklin
Adams John Chas, res Bay Place
Adams John M, salesman Oakland Lumber Co, res 575
Twenty-fifth
Adams John M, plumber, res 811 Willow
Adams John S, physician NE cor Broadwav and Twelfth,
res 1311 Clay
G. H. KRIECHBAUM, Dentist, 854^ BROADWAY
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Adaros Joseph, shoemaker, res 1421 Sixteenth
Adams Joseph C S D, Christian scientist, res 56S Seven-
teenth
Adams Josephine M Miss, res 954 Broadway
Adams J S Mrs. widow, res S60 Clay
ADAMS ORSON B, physician and surgeon 1014
Broadway, Telephone 229, res same
Adams Samuel, employe California Door Co, res w s Tele-
graph ave nr Forty-eighth.
Adams Selby, student, res 949 Filbert
Adams T, emyloye California Hosiery Co, res 523 Third
Adams Wallace, driver, res 615 East Twenty-third
Adams Win H, barkeeper Chas Jurgens, res 1311 San
Pablo ave
Adamson Margaret Miss, dressmaker, res (J$Q Thirty-fourth
Addington A M, potter, res 803 Isabella
Addington Charles, res S03 Isabella
Addington Martha J Mrs, res 803 Isabella
Addington Thomas, res 803 Isabella
Addis Robert C, fruit peddler G03 Webster, res S F
Adeline Station, waiting room, 1156+ Seventh
Adkins Grant, driver Pacific Pre.--, res 714 Eleventh
Adkins Lillie Mrs, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 714
Eleventh
Adkins Martin M, driver W S & O T Co, re- 577 Sycamore
Adney L L Mi-, n b 666 Thirty-third
Adney KG J, collecter Singer Manufacturing Co, res 666
Thirty-third
Adriance John C, agent California Cracker Co, rea B26
Madison
Adriance Samuel P>, clerk J C Adriance, re- 51 1 Bast
Fifteenth
Aeg< rt< r John P, gardener, pes 1829 Union
JETNA INSURANCE CO, Alameda County
Branch, X \V Winton manager, XK cor Eleventh and
JE TN A MINERAL WATER CO. 1 R Motl A
I !o ;iLr<-iit-. 1 361 Broadway
Afifleck — , baker Domestic Bakery, res w - Telegraph ave nr
Forty-eighth
African M E Church, Fifteenth bel West and Market
AGARD & CO (J T Agard, .) .1 Asjard and George W
itl i grocers 1 120 Broadway
Agard A II. physician L104 Broadway, res 1259 Alice
ard A II. clerk Q W McKeand,ree 8 V
ird Arthur F, student, res 1331 Filberl
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Agard J J (Agard & Co) res 1331 Filbert
Agard John T (Agard & Co) res 573 Seventeenth
Agard Joseph J, adjuster Hartford Insurance Co, S F, res
1331 Filbert
Agard Merta V Miss, res 1331 Filbert
Agers Oscar E, hospital nurse, 301 Second
Agnew , res 504 Fifteenth
Agnew Francis J, student, res 936 Filbert
Agnew Frank B, cashier, S F, res 1001 Chester
Agnew John J, foreman San Francisco Gas Light Co, S F,
res 376 East Fourteenth
Agnew Louis F, student, res 936 Filbert
Agnew Nellie Miss, assistant W E Brooks, res 478 Twenty-
first
AGNEW THOMAS, manager Anglo-Nevada As-
surance Corporation of San Francisco, 465 Ninth, res
936 Filbert
Agnew Thos J, city agent Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corpor-
ation, res 936" Filbert
Agnew W P Dr, physician and surgeon, 1155 Broadway,
res same
Agricultural Insurance Co. of New York, James Gamble
agent, 469 Ninth
Agustus Caroline, seamstress, res 1211 Eighteenth ave
Agustus Domingo, laborer S P Co, res 1211 Eighteenth ave
Agustus Domingo Jr, laborer, res 1211, Eighteenth ave
Ah earn Sarah, domestic, 946 Myrtle
Ahern Con, teamster Mountain View Cemetery, res same
Ahem Daniel J (Kennedy, Cruz & Co) res 1214 Market
Ahern Mary A Miss, dressmaker Mrs Johnson, 365 Twelfth
Ahern Mary Ellen Miss, res 2901 Telegraph ave
Ahern Michael, miner, res 885 Bay
A'Hern Minnie Miss, milliner Mrs N Laymance, res 1484
San Pablo ave
Ahern Patrick, laborer, res 1614 Seventeenth
Ahern Peter, carpenter, res 912 Clay
Ahern Richard H, house painter, res 1263 Jefferson
Ahern Thomas, carpenter, res 577 Twentieth
Ahlberg A, carpenter, res 1777 Goss
Ahlberg Carl F, tailor, S F, res 1 Maple
Ahlberg Christian, laborer, res w s Claremont ave nr Mi-
randa
Ahlgren Elna W Miss, domestic, res 1724 Seward
Ahrens Clara Miss, clerk Wm Kirchner, res 1108 Wood
Ahrens Detrick N, saloon, S F, res 174 A
Ahrens George M, saloon, S F, res 176 A
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Ahrens Jacob H, saloon, S F, res 1108 Wood
Ahrens Katie Miss, res 176 A
Aickley William, carpenter, res 1129 East Fifteenth
Aiene Lonis, carpenter, res 527 Sixteenth
Aiken Geo E, bootmaker P W Westlake, res 1162 Seventh
Aiken G H, physician and surgeon, 1155 Broadway, res
1416 Castro
Aiken James, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 244
Hannah
Aiken Maggie Miss, cane chairmaker Industrial Home for
the Adult Blind, res same
Aiken Robert, engineer S P Co, res 1813 Short
Aiken N J, physician and surgeon, office and res 667 Elev-
enth
Ainsworth Alfred G, clerk S P Co, S F, res 1265 West
Ainsworth Annie Mrs, res 852 Eighteenth
Ainsworth Bros (E S and D S) grocers, 830 Fourteenth
Ainsworth Daisy Miss, res Vernon ave
Ainsworth D S (Ainsworth Bros) res 1006 Fourteenth
Ainsworth E S (Ainsworth Bros) res 830 Fourteenth
Ainsworth Frederick W (Pacific Paper Co, S F) res Glen
Echo, Piedmont ave
Ainsworth George J, res Pagoda Hill, Vernon ave
Ainsworth Geo L, brakeman S P Co, res 852 Eighteenth
Ainsworth George R R, grocer, 1701 Twelfth, res same
Ainsworth Harry B, student University of California, res
Vernon ave
Ainsworth John, lumber inspector, 1604 Seventh
Ainsworth John C Captain, res Vernon ave
Ainsworth John C Jr, student University of California, res
Vernon ave
Ainsworth May C Miss, res S52 Eighteenth
Ainsworth Wm P, clerk Stocker & Holland, res s"»_>
Eighteenth
Aird Andrew, carpenter S P Co, res 360i Third
AltkenGeO E, carpenter, res 614 East Seventeenth
AKERLY BENJAMIN REV D D, rector
of St John's Episcopal Church, res r_M , Adeline
AkeHv Graham, clerk, res 1217 Adeline
AKERXX J C S, physician and Sturgeon, rooms 7
and s Playter Block, <>lliee hours 1 to 3, 7 to 8, res L247
Adeline
Akerlv Morris K, bookkeeper, 8 F. res L247 Adeline
Akennan I, C, watch maker, re> 844 West
Akin Andrew J, carder California Hosiery Co, res 522 Sixth
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Akins Charles H, wood, coal, hay and grain, cor San Pablo
ave and Forty-first, res 662 Twenty-ninth
Akins Lyman E, bookkeeper, S F, res 715 Tenth
Akins Seymour L, employe S P Co, res 715 Tenth
Akins W D, watchman Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 715
Tenth
Akins Willard H, conductor S P Co, res 909 Willow
ALAMEDA CITY DIRECTORY, F M Husted
publisher, 604 Merchant street, S F, and Hardy's Book
Store, 961 Broadway
Alameda County Medical Society, 1155 Broadway
ALAMEDA COUNTY STEAM CARPET
CLEANING AND RENOVATING
WORKS, J J Lerri & Co proprietors, office and
works 368-370 Fourth, postoffice box 203, telephone
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ALAMEDA COUNTY TERMINAL
RAILWAY CO. 1003i Broadway, room 25
ALAMEDA MACADAMIZING CO, Hugh
Slicer president, A T Arrowsmith secretary, C D Bates
superintendent, room 7, 456 Eighth
Alameda Macadamizing Co, quarry Lake Shore ave
Alamina Felix, painter, res 822 Twenty-ninth
Albach Carl, laborer, res 2233 Magnolia
Albach Charles, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Commercial Union Hotel
Albach Mary Mrs, widow, res 1014 Third ave
Albee Herbert J, shoecutter, res 1229 Twenty-first ave
Alberger Ida Miss, res Galindo Hotel
Alberger Maud T Miss, res Galindo Hotel
Alberger W C, Santa Fe route excursion agt, res Galindo
Hotel
Albers Caroline C, domestic, 1273 Sixth ave
Albert Eugene, plaster decorator Corrieri Bros, res cor First
and Franklin
Albert Frank, dairy, 1915 Adeline, res same
Albert M Miss, res 586 Tenth
Alberts John, blacksmith S Williams, res 501 Seventh
Albiez John, sexton Church of Sacred Heart, res Fortieth
bet Grove and West
Albion Lodge No. 206, S of St G, California Hall
Albrecht Anna J Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Four-
teenth
Albrecht Carrie Miss, res 941 Filbert
Albrecht Laura Mrs, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Albrecht Laura Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
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Albrecht Richard, student, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Four-
teenth
Albridge James H, engineer Oakland Gas Light and Heat
Co, res 710 Third
bridge Mary Miss, res 710 Third
bright Geo W, USA Quartermaster's Dept, S F, res 1030
Fifth ave
bright G Frank, salesman, S F, res 1030 Fifth ave
bright John H T, clerk Hawley Bros Hardware Co, S F,
res 1030 Fifth ave
bright Marion V Miss, res 1030 Fifth ave
burn George W, car sealer S P Co, res 715 Centre
catraz Lodge Xo. 244, F & A M, meets Masonic Hall (W
O) first Monday in month
cazar House, Hanavan & Baldrige proprs, 1156 Broadway
cazar Saloon, Howard Shaw propr, 1851 San Pablo ave
den Byron, teamster Grayson, Owen £ Co, res Haiku
ave nr Green, Stock Yards
den Charles, deputy sheriff, res 722 Myrtle
den Henry E, salesman E W Woodward & Co, res 014
Seventeenth
dernev Dairv Farm, SE cor E Fourteenth and Hish
derson Mabel Miss, res 1562 Telegraph ave
derson R Mrs, res 1562 Telegraph ave
dis E Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1669
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drich Abbie F, principal Lafayette School, res The
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drich Alfred (Aldrich & Cole) res Alameda
drich Byron S, res Galindo Hotel
drich A; Cole (A Aldrich & F G Cole) machine works,
701-703 Broadway
drich Elsie E Miss, res 580 Jones
drich Hugh S, patrolman, res 1061 Campbell
drich .! \\\ fireman S P Co, rea L061 Campbell
drich J Willard, fireman S P Co, res 1056 Twelfth ave
drich Luther A, artesian well borer, rea 668 Sycamore
drich Win, carpenter, pes ~>s<» Joa<
drich William A. capitalist, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
dridge Lillie Miss, ironer Contra Costa Laundry
exander Abraham, res 111-1 Twelfth
exander A E, res 11 II Twelfth
exander Arthur P, surveyor and draughtsman, res 168
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Uexander Benjamin A., traveling salesman, res ill 1 Twelfth
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£ g Alexander Daniel E, attorney-at-law, S F, res 2113 Peralta gjj
Alexander Edith M Miss, student, res 452 East Seventeenth
Alexander Ezekiel, master Queen of the Pacific, res 1250 Cj
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9§ , Alexander Frank A, student, res 452 East Seventeenth x £J
|g Alexander Henrv, boots and shoes, 853 Washington, res ~ h^
1111 West - £5
§3 g Alexander Isidore, capitalist, res 1564 Telegraph ave = j
g-"! Alexander James M Rev (Presbyterian) res 452 East ~
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Alexander John A, porter, res 906 Broadway ^ ™
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Ph £• Alexander Louis L, mining engineer, res 468 Prospect c HH
I Alexander O, merchandise broker, S F, res 1406 Alice — 2
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§ Alford Edmund R, machinist, res 1013 Pine. g
>s^ Algeo James II, blacksmith finisher Oakland Carriage Co, ? ^J
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Algeo Wm J, bridge builder, res 1407 Tenth
Allard E Mrs, res 16S5 Eighth
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Allardt Fred A, bill clerk C E Whitnev, S F, res 1127 §
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DC ^ Allardt Geo F, civil Engineer, S F, res 1127 Linden
< O Allen Belle Miss, res 718 Twentieth
^ to AIJIjEN B K, contractor and builder, 506 Thirteenth, q^
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3 Allen Carl D, sec Bankers' and Merchants' Insurance Co, ^
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> Allen Charles, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park [Tj
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. HI ta Alien Christopher, res 1413 Brush
Hi jj Allen C M Mrs, res 1413 Brush
^ Allen Dollv Miss, res 937 Adeline
^ uS Allen Elizabeth Mrs, res 1413 Brush
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Allen Frank H, lumber merchant, S F, res 1231 Poplar
Allen Fred, blacksmith, res 803 Wood
Allen Geo B Rev, pastor Union Church, San Leandro, res
1073 Seventh ave
Allen G B Mrs, boarding, cor East Twelfth and Seventh ave
Allen Geo H, clerk W C Fife, 962 Webster
Allen Geo S, traveling agt, S F, res 1324 Linden
Allen Gertrude Miss, res 1305 Franklin
Allen Harris S, student State University, res 1073 Seventh
ave
Allen Harry, undertaker Albert Brown, res 466 Thirteenth
Allen Harry R, clerk Bankers' and Merchants' Insurance
Co, S F, res 937 Adeline
Allen Hattie A Miss, res 166 Fifth
Allen Henrv W, clerk Jones & Charles, res 819 Washington
Allen Horace H (C E Allen & Son) S F, res 822 East Fif-
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ALLEN IRA L, West Oakland Division Talcott's
Dairy, 1366 Ninth, res same, telephone 372 (3 bells)
Allen John Howard, engineer, res 1773 Eighth
Allen James, butcher Hayes, Hostetter & Brooks, res Hallett
ave nr San Pablo ave Stock Yards
Allen James G, agt Dixon Crucible Co, S F, res 1325 Jackson pJ
Allen Jennie C Miss, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen Jerome A, traveling salesman, res 1133 Filbert
Allen Jessie Miss, res 1231 Poplar
Allen J H, engineer S P Co, res 937 Campbell
Allen John H, engineer S P Co, res 1773 Division
Allen John J, atty-at-law, S F, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen John P, brick mason, res 1836i Seventh
Allen H W Mrs, res 822 East Fifteenth
Allen Lewis W, student State University, res 1073 Seventh
ave
Allen L W, printer, res 463 Third
Allen Lizzie Miss, clerk KAHN BROS, rea 1200 S
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Allen L T Mrs, res 1722 Twenty-first ave
Allen Mary Miss, rea 1324 Linden
Allen Mary Mrs, rea 202 Easl Ninth
All. -ii Mollis T Miss, rea L211 Chestnut
Allen Myron W, carriageinaker J E Johnston, res 962 Web-
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Allen Oliver P, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, S F, rea l_l
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Allen omn E, salesman W A Rouse & Co, rea L906 Broad-
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Allen Phoebe Mrs, res 327 Eleventh
Allen Reginald H, clerk Geo A J Davis, res 1073 Seventh
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Allen Richd K, genl mgr Bankers' and Merchants' Insur-
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Allen Rowland F, salesman California Jewelry Co, res 822
East Fifteenth
Allen Robert W, carpenter, res Sutter nr Gclden Gate
Allen Ruth A Miss, res 954 Broadway
Allen S A Mrs, res 460 Sixth
Allen Thomas J, freight clerk P M S S Co, S F, res 1410
Fifteenth
Allen Truman H, U S Pension agt, S F, res 166 Fifth
Allen Valient B, res 952 Pine
Allen Walter, engineer S P Co, res 1804 William
Alleu William, engineer, res 809 Twelfth
Allen William, carpenter S P Co, res 177S Division
Allen Wm, carpenter and builder, 1712 Telegraph ave, res
same
Allen Wm, student Sackett School, res 565 Fifth
Allen William Mrs, res San Pablo ave nr Sutter, Golden
Gate
Allen Wm C, employe S P Co, res 1688 Eighth
Allen Wm E, brakeman S P Co, res 812 Wood
Allen Willia:n H, repairer R R shops, res 1013 Wood
Allen Wm M, carpenter, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen W S, engineer S P Co, res 1804 William
Allen W W, attv-at-law, res 565 Fifth
Allen W W Jr, student, res 565 Fifth
Allie John, laborer, res 734 Chester
Allis Laura Mrs, dressmaker, res SOS Twenty-second
Allison A, carpenter, res 821 Market
Allison Ben, butcher O'Bemis, les 520 East Fourteenth
Allman Sarah M Mrs, res 1466 Twelfth
Allsop Lena Mrs, res Home for Aged Women
Almanzi Agnes Miss, res 178.1 Goss
Almanzi Harriet Mrs, res 1781 Goss
Almeda Frank, laborer S P Co
Almeda Manuel J, laborer, res 755 Campbell
Almeida D, laborer S P Co, res 244 Hollis
Almont Livery Stable, Kane & Daly proprs, 1352 San Pablo
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Alonzo Joseph, mill hand California Door Co
Alstrin Frank R, machinist, S F, res 1674 Chase
Alta House, Mrs Kate Anderson propr, 901 Washington
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Altendorf Julius, saw grinder, res 1*206 Twenty-eighth
Altendorf Julius A, sign writer, S F, res 1206 Twenty-
eighth
Althof Ernest, res 941 Filbert
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) S F, res 941 Filbert
Althof John A M, capitalist, res 1624 Eighth
Althof Lottie I Mrs, res 1624 Eighth
Altmann Carl, salesman Singer Manufacturing Co, res 105S
Twenty-fifth ave
Altvater Philip, plasterer, res 815 Filbert
Alumbagh William E, student, res 972 Chester
Alvares A J, barber John Thomas, res 753 Willow
Alves Antone, laborer, res 1019 East Twenty-second
Alves Domingos, grocer, 36S B, res same
Alves Frank, laborer S P Co, res 1736 Linden
Alves John M, laborer Paraffine Paint. Co, res 222 Hollis
Alves Manuel, shoemaker, S F, res 461 B
Alves Manuel, expressman, res 360 B
Alves Rosa Mrs, widow, res 663 Twenty-sixth
Alwvn Burton C, supt Pattiani & Co, res 820 Isabella
AMADOR MARBLE CO, D Edward Collins sec-
retary and treasurer, entrance Mountain View Ceme-
tery
Amaral Manuel, laborer, res 617 Madison
Ambrose Frank, laborer J L Gordon, res San Pablo ave nr
Wilder Stock Yards
Ambrose John, cabinetmaker, S F, res 1674 Twelfth
Ambrose Joseph A, physician and surgeon, 452 Eighth, res
815 Jackson
Ambrose Mamie, milliner, res 1225 Webster
Ambrose Manuel, laborer, res 225 Second
Ambrose Mary Mrs, res 1225 Webster
Ambrose T, engineer S P Co, res 914 Pine
Ambrozio Joseph, Laborer Thomas W Corder, res Stock
Yards
Ambrozio Manuel, laborer Thomas W Corder, res Stock
Yarda
Ambrozzio Minolleti, Laborer PC R quarry, rea san
Amer Marian, employe California Jute Mills
Amerall Manuel, rea 375 Fourth
AMERICAN BAKERY, C Jaenicke proprietor,
AMERICAN BUILDING AND LOAN
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MINN. R B Meyera Btate agent, G (> Baker treas-
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AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO OF
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agency, 958 Broadway
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO OF
PHILADELPHIA, Harmon & Sears, H Grif-
fin's agency, 958 Broadway
American House, R V Clark propr, 616 Broadway
AMERICAN INSURANCE CO OF NEW-
ARK, N J, H T Smith agent, 960 Broadway
American Insurance Co of Philadelphia, John Russ agt,
468 Tenth
American Mercantile Union, room 67, 906 Broadway,
Anthony Zuner mgr, James A Parker supt
American Plaster Board Co, cor E Fourteenth and Seven-
teenth ave
" American Sentinel" (weekly) E J Waggoner and Alonzo T
Jones editors, SW cor Twelfth and Castro
Amerman Charles F, box clerk San Francisco postoffice, res
616 Fourteenth
Amerman Grace, student, res 1017 Fourteenth
Amerman Jacob B, clerk, S F, res 1017 Fourteenth
Ames Everett, student, res 1132 Adeline
Ames George, carpenter, S F, res 1761 Seward
Ames James H, bookkeeper, S F, res 1132 Adeline
Ames John F, bookkeeper, S F, res 1132 Adeline
Ames John P, bill clerk S P Co, res 1707 Chase
Ames Josiah P (Ames & Detrick) S F, res 1132 Adeline
Ames Martha Miss, res The Centennial
Amidon Chas E, musician, res 958 Clay
Amidon Fred J, coremaker City Brass Works, res 958 Clay
Amidon Mary Miss, widow, res 958 Clay
Amidon Simeon, driver Jones & Charles, res 958 Clay
Ammerman Henry J, car repairer R R shop, res 647
Campbell
Ammerman Henry J Mrs, dressmaker, 647 Campbell
Ammerman Horace J, res 647 Campbell
Amos C C Mrs, saleslady A Coplin, res 1320 Telegraph ave
Amos Georgie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Amos Joseph, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 1927
Union
Amos Lizzie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Amsden Ernest Mrs, res 1366 Ninth ave
Amstutz Chas L, watchmaker R W Edwards
Amus Frank, varieties, 1363 Telegraph ave, res same
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Amus Frank Jr, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1363
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Amy Oscar M, salesman H Schellhaas, res 1011 Franklin
Anan os Antonio, barber e s Telegraph ave (below postoffice)
res Temescal ave
Anartaze Robert, ironer Oakland French Laundry, res 960
Twenty-ninth
Andersen Alma Miss, domestic, res 1374 Franklin
Andersen Amanda Miss, domestic, res 1105 Jackson
Andersen Anna Miss, domestic, 1014 Magnolia
Andersen Chas A, restaurant, 968 Broadway, res 608 Ninth
Andersen Christian, painter, res 2130 Chestnut
Andersen C M, blacksmith P C R Quarry, res same
Andersen Freda, domestic, 1216 Filbert
Andersen Gus, truckman, S F, res 719 Chester
Andersen John, coachman Wallace Everson,1269 Filbert
Andersen Mary, domestic, 310 East Seventeenth
Andersen Otto E, machine hand Planing Mill, res 2130
Chestnut
Anderson Mrs, res 366 Second
Anderson A, carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co, res 52
Central ave
Anderson Albert, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Anderson Alex, Tinsmith R R shop, res 1065 Willow
Anderson Alexander, fruit and confectionery, 472 Seventh,
res 858 Franklin
Anderson Amelia Miss, Liberty Bakery, res 519 Eighth
Anderson Alexander, sashmaker California Door Co, res
836 Broadway
Anderson Andrew, laborer, res 1369 Eighteenth
Anderson Andrew, res 958 Willow
Anderson Andrew F, carpenter, cor Fifth and Henry
Anderson Andrew G, carpenter, res 1728 Thirteenth
Anderson C, captain schooner Mayflower} res (,»7s Cypress
Anderson Carl J, carpenter, res 1728 Thirteenth
Anderson Charles J, mate steamer Oakhnid, res 1*20 Henry
Anderson Charlotte Miss, domestic, res 522 Knox Place
Anderson Chris, potter, res cor Twenty-seventh ave and
East Ninth
Anderson C Et, tailor Jones & Daiil, res S F
Anderson E, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
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Anderson Edward, painter OC R Co, res L571 Broadway
Anderson Edwin, cleaner S P Co, res 1 172 Seventh
Anderson Ella Miss, student, res 112-1 Thirteenth ave
Anderson Emelia Mrs, res 186 Edwards
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Anderson Emil, res 1529 Curtis
Anderson Emil, laborer S P Co, res 1369 Eighteenth
Anderson Emma W Mrs, teacher Lafayette School, res
1014 Broadway
Anderson Erick, Melrose Smelting Works Saloon, Bay ave,
Melrose
Anderson Eric, mill hand California Door Co, res 1661
Thirteenth
Anderson Eric A, laborer, res 1661 Thirteenth
Anderson Ethel Miss, teacher piano Hopkins Academy, res
same
Anderson Frank, clerk Hans Peterson, res 1702 Eighth
Anderson Frankie E Miss, teacher English and Grammar
Hopkins Academy, res same
Anderson Fred, carpenter, res 1075 E Fifteenth
Anderson Frederick, pile driver, res Railroad Exchange
Anderson Fred V, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Anderson George, cleaner R R shop, res 1674 Atlantic-
Anderson George W, expressman, S F, res 1674 Atlantic
Anderson Gus, employe California Door Factory, res 1777
Goss
Anderson Hans H, smelter, res High St, Melrose
Anderson Harry, carpenter, res 1456 Eleventh ave
Anderson Harry, waiter Tubbs Hotel
Anderson Hilda Miss, domestic J C Ainsworth, res Vernon
ave
Anderson H J, engineer steamer Piedmont, res 713 Brush
Anderson Isaac, farmer, res Redwood road
Anderson J Miss, dressmaker, res 1124 Thirteenth ave
Anderson James, carpenter Jones & Co
Anderson James, confectionery, 933 Campbell, res same
Anderson James A, cigars, 1768 Seventh, res 914 Kirkham
Anderson James S, repairer S P Co, res 1571 Broadway
Anderson Jennie Miss, pantsmaker M J KEIjIjER,
res 1768 William
Anderson John, coachman Mrs E M Vrooman, Pagoda Hill,
Vernon ave
Anderson John, laborer S P Co, res 922 Pine
Anderson John, warehouseman, S F, res 1214 Thirtieth
Anderson John, employe S P Co, res 719 Chester
Anderson John, employe Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 1761
William
Anderson John August, watchman S P Co, res 1370 Eigh-
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Anderson John A, laborer S P Co, res 368 A
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Anderson John J, engineer, res 632 Valdez
Anderson John X, carpenter, res 1362 Tenth
Anderson J P Mrs, seamstress M J KELLER, res 409
Fourth
Anderson Jonas, laborer, res 1529 Curtis
Anderson Joseph, foreman Pacific Pine Lumber Co, res 829
East Sixteenth
Anderson Joseph, brakeman S P Co, res 935 Pine
Anderson Jules, cigarmaker, res 564 Seventh
Anderson Juliana Mrs, widow, res 1065 Kirkham
Anderson Kate Mrs, propr Alta House, res 901 Washington
Anderson L Miss, res 1S62 William
Anderson Lars, res Redwood Road
Anderson Lars (Mikkelson & Anderson) res 1106 Peralta
Anderson Lena, domestic Mrs M F Templeton, Fruit Vale
Anderson Lizzie Mrs, housekeeper 716 Webster
Anderson Longworth S, student Hopkins Academy, res
same
Anderson Magnus Patrick, fireman S P Co, res 1369 Eigh-
teenth
Anderson Martin, saloon, NW cor Seventh & Webster, res
373 Fifth
Anderson Mary, domestic Morris Goldberg, res 966 East
Twenty-seventh, Highland Park
Anderson Mary Mrs, res 1SS Seventh
Anderson Mary A Mrs, res 767 Twenty-second
Anderson Mary E Mrs, candies, 460 Seventh, res 816 Clay
Anderson Matilda, domestic, 1374 Tenth
Anderson Mathias, engineer California Bridge Co, Alta
House
Anderson Max, Vernon Park Dairy, 494 Edward-, res same
Anderson Minnie F Miss, Baleslady Mrs M E Anderson, re-
Si 6 Clay
Anderson X C Mrs, res 1162 Seventh
Anderson Nelson P, laborer, res 135 Eddie
Anderson O, carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co
Anderson O, engineer, rea L066 Third
Anderson Ola, coatmaker M J KELLER, res 1455
Linden
Anderson olaf, propr Railroad Exchange, cor Seventh and
Bay, rea same
Anderson <>\\o, engineer, res 119 Hannah
Anderson Peter, coachman Mrs Sather, 664 Twelfth
Anderson Peter C, cattle dealer, L658 Fourteenth ave
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Andrade Joseph S, asst engineer steamer Piedmont, res 1065
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Andrade Manuel S, carpenter, res 205 Third
Andrade Manuel S Jr, salesman F W Parker, res 205 Third
Andre Daniel, laborer, res 1015 Seventh
Andre Joseph F, laborer Thomas W Corder, res Folger ave
Stock Yards
Andre Manuel, laborer Thomas W Corder, res Folger ave ^
Stock Yards £. O
Andre Perry, waiter Maison Doree Restaurant, res Areata | fl) $
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Andres A James, paper hanger, res 1066 Thirty-second
Andres Fred, laborer, res 1718 Linden *"" f+
Andres Saml, paper Hanger Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 1066 5 ^
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Andersson Hilmer S, shoemaker Wentworth Boot and Shoe ! £J ^
Co, res 1124 Campbell
Andrews Alice Miss, res 1555 Seventh
Andrews B Mrs, res 1555 Seventh
Andrews Charles B, pipe organ mnfr, res 618 Sixteenth W $
Andrews C J, agt M J KELLER, 1007 and 1009 $ 3
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Andrews Chas W, clerk W Wilson, res 1264 Webster >Q ^
Andrews C N Mrs, res 1264 Webster ' CD CD
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Andrews Frank J, barber G H Stewart, res 910 Sixteenth
Andrews George, stevedore, re^ r>7(.' Thirtieth
Andrews Geo N, organ builder, 620 Sixteenth, res same
Andrews Hannah Mrs. nurse, res 277 East Twelfth
Andrews James, painter Al Wood & Bro, res cor Twenty-
third and Broadway
Andrews Jesse, grainer Farwell & Russell, res Telegraph
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Andrews John E, machinist R R shops, res 914 Pine
Andrews John R, house painter, res 514 Twenty-fourth
Andrews Joseph, barber, res 910 E Sixteenth
Andrews L E, switchman S P Co, res 1756 Seventh
Andrews Luke, night watchman S P Co, res 1824 Atlantic
Andrews Mary Mrs, res 620 Sixteenth
Andrews Mary L Miss, res 6$S Sycamore
Andrews Robert, res 910 East Sixteenth
Andrews Robert, paint manfr Carbon Paint Co, res West
Berkeley
Andrews Stephen R, blacksmith, res 815 Madison
Andrews Thomas A, butcher Excelsior Market, res 514
Twenty-fourth
Andrew- W Miss, waitress Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Andrews Winnie Miss, res 1555 Seventh
Andrich Frank, cook, res 553 Seventh
Andrus Washbume R, wood and coal agent, res 14<»s Tenth
Angel , carpenter, res 618 Eighth
Angel Elsie A Mrs, res 580 Jones
Angel Joseph, laborer, res 953i Third
Angel S & Co (Simon Angel and Nicholas V Morry) whole-
sale produce, 620 also 621 Broadway
Angel Simon (S Angel & Co) res St Louis House
Angelia Edward, fruit peddler, 603 Webster, res S F
Angell Horace B, clerk II W Hill, res 323 Eleventh
Angell L C Mrs, dressmaker, res 323 Eleventh
Angel] W C, physician and Burgeon, S F, res 323 Elev-
enth
Angel] W C Jr, machinist, 8 P, res 323 Eleventh
Anglade Madeline, domestic V M Smith, Eighth ave and
Easl Twenl y-fourth
ANGLO NEVADA ASSURANCE COR
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ties Branch, Thos Agnew manager, 466 Ninth
GRAND CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE
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Jo Twelfth cor Third ave
H .2 Angwin James A, foreman car repairer S P Co, res 1669
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glANHEUSEE (The) Herbert & Sonderleiter proprie-
U tors, 477 Ninth
H e • Ankers Christian, cabinet maker W D Bovce,.res 374 Tenth
F W i Annan J W Mrs, res Fruit Vale ave nr Hopkins
Annis AlexG, traveling salesman S P Co, res w s McCall bet
Benton and Mariposa
Ansella Mrs, res Bushell House
Antevlier Charles J, ship carpenter, res 705 Adeline
ANTHONY A. G\ physician, office and residence cor
Willow and Seventh; office hours 1 to 3 p m, 6+ to 7+
p m; telephone 1402
Anthony Amelia C Mrs, dressmaker, res 861 Chester
Anthony James, foreman Oakland Sanitarium, res 1920
Seventh
ANTHONY RICHARD M, real estate and in-
surance, 471 Ninth, res 964 Eighteenth
Anthony Wm T. Pacific Coast agt D S Walton & Co, New
York, office 407 Commercial, S F, res 861 Chester
Antoine Antonio M, bootblack, res 1807 Myrtle
Antone August, cigarmaker H Gloy,res 608 Madison
Antone B, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Antone John, laborer S P Co
Antonelle Joseph S, railroad contractor, res 1123 Myrtle
Antonnuci F, tinsmith, res 721 Linden
Antoni Flora Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundrv
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Antonich John, tinsmith, res 719 Linden
Antonio Cordana, bootblack, 455 Seventh
Antonio G, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Antonio J Mrs, charwoman, 517 Fourth
Antonio Sicaro, laborer PCR quarry, res same
Aoki H, chicken ranch, San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave, Gol-
den Gate
Apell Alma Miss, compositor Pacific Press, res 763 Seven-
teenth
Apell Emily Miss, res 763 Seventeenth
Apell P eter J, res 763 Seventeenth
Apell Se verin, pressman Pacific Press, res 763 Seventeenth
Apgar Jacob M, laborer custom house, S F, res NE cor Moss
ave and Ruby
Appelquist Louise, domestic, res 1347 Alice
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Applegarth Herbert, student, res 528 East Eleventh
Applegarth John, ranch owner, re- 528 East Eleventh
Applegarth May Miss, student High School, res 505 East
Eleventh
Applegarth Sarah Miss, res 505 East Eleventh
Applegate Geo B, clerk City Engineer, res Ross House
Appleton Win, employe Spring Valley Water Works, S F,
res BW cor Benton and Dover
Appley Levi, bookkeeper C A King, res 819 Washington
Appley Peter W. rea 819 Washington
Appo Junius B, porter S S City of Puebla, res 716 Filbert
pomattox Post No 50 G A R, Grand Army Hall
Appomattox Relief Corps No 5 W R C, Grand Army Hall
Aranszo M, laborer, res 626 Henry
Arbell John, tinner O C Kirk, res 760 Fourteenth
Arbulich Martin, cook, re? 1006 Franklin
Arcade Market, Dempsey e\: Pitts proprs, 1118 Center
Areata House, Mrs M M Evants propr, 122s San Pablo ave
Archambault Edwin A, horseshoer Sohst Bros, res 370
Eighth
Archer A Miss, agt Wilcox & Gibba Automatic Sewing Ma-
chine, 1169 Washington, res S F
Archer James, machinist, 8 F. rea Forty-fifth cor Emery
Archibald Francis A, genl mgr Union Central Life Insur-
ance Co, S F, rea 11- Ninth
Archibald James, insurance. S F. res 118 Ninth
Archibald M A Mrs - 7 Sixteenth
Arena Stefano, rea 735 Filbert
Arena Annie M G Mrs, 1312 East Eleventh
Arena A T. employe Burnham-Standeford Co. rea 1312 E si
Eleventh
y E F Mrs - 117" Madison
Arey James A. expressman, res 1656 Telegraph ave
Ai 9 stic, 1017 Adeline
Arfl smith Win Morck, rea - - Summer nr Ade-
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Ai Knudt, cabinetmaker, S F, v< - 1666 Twelfth
ARGONAUT THE, Harry Inwall A Co proprietors,
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Arlett r>' ojamin, bricklayer, res615 Fifteenth
Arh :* II. rea Bushel] II
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Arlett James C, employe W T Garratt & Co, S F, res 615
Fifteenth
Arlington Hotel, Thomas G Kingsland propr, 474 Ninth
Armes C W (Armes & Dallam) S F, res 1201 West
Armes C W Jr, bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, S F, res 1201
West
Armes George H, clerk Armes & Dallam, S F, res 1201
West
Armory Hall, 1064 Washington
Armitage Robert, carpenter, res 623 Twenty-third ave
Armondo Manuel, cook, res Central Hotel
Armstrong A M Mrs, widow, res 1214 West
Armstrong Andrew, driver M M Bridges, res 1465 Fifth
Armstrong Annie M Miss, instructor Singer Manufacturing
Co, res 1214 West
Armstrong Bradley A, pictures, picture frames and mould-
ings, res 952 Twenty-eighth
Armstrong B F (Armstrong & Merchant) res 1527 Broad-
way
Armstrong C Miss, res Hotel Merritt
Armstrong Caro T Miss, res cor Seventh and Grove
Armstrong Charles, driver Fourteenth Street Railway, res
1423 Sixteenth
Armstrong Edgar M, res Weldon House
Armstrong Edmund M, res 970 Twrenty-fourth
Armstrong Edward, res 1066 East Fifteenth
Armstrong E F, traveling salesman, S F, res 970 Washing-
ton
Armstrong Ella Mrs, res 1354 Eighth
Armstrong Frank J (Armstrong Bros), blacksmith, res 673
Twenty-seventh
Armstrong Frank P (Armstrong & Hopkins) res 323 Ninth
Armstrong Hiram T, bench hand Pacific Coast Planing Co,
res 589 Sycamore
Armstrong & Hopkins (F P Armstrong and A B Hopkins)
undertakers and embalmers, 866 Broadway,
Armstrong James, yardman S P Co, res 1816 William
Armstrong Jennie L Mrs, widow, res 923 Wood
Armstrong John W, carpenter, res 939 Union
Armstrong Lizzie Mrs, dressmaker, 1351 Telegraph ave, res
same
Armstrong Mark D, clerk Du Ray Smith, res 923 Wood
Armstrong Martin, laborer, res 221 Hannah
Armstrong May W Miss, instructor Singer Manufacturing
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Armstrong Percy, res 952 Twenty-eighth
Armstrong Robert, laborer, res 690 Twenty-sixth
Armstrong Robert P, driver Phelan & Fish, res 1214 West
Armstrong T L, manager Oakland Iron Works, res 933
Poplar
Armstrong Win W, artist, res 1351 Telegraph ave
Armstrong Wm H, res 464 East Eleventh
Armstrong Wm S, clerk, S F, res 939 Union
Arnez J M, salesman, res 423 Sixth
Arnold Adam, butcher Hayes & Co, res San Pablo ave nr
Crawford, Golden Gate
Arnold Charles P, salesman H Schellhaas, res 615 Seven-
teenth
Arnold Edward M, salesman H Schellhaas, res 615 Seven-
teenth
Arnold Leora A Miss, res 615 Seventeenth
Arnold P J, tally clerk Brooklyn Lumber Co, res 1664
Thirteenth ave
Arnold Rawdon E, physician, res 615 Seventeenth
Arnold S D, conductor OCR Co, res 584 Charter
Arnold T J Mrs, res 957 Castro
Arnold W L (Jordan & Arnold) res 1118 Linden
Arogers James, butcher La Coste & Co, res San Pablo ave.
Stock Yards
Aronson Ben, barber, 420 Twelfth, res 306 Fifth
Arpin Margaret M Mrs, res 555 Charter cor Twenty-second
Arps Bertha Mrs, res 1577 Linden
Arps Bertha C Miss, res 1 T> 7 7 Linden
Arp- Wm H, res 1577 Linden
Arrighi Louis, gardener E J Pringle, 326 East Nineteenth
Arriola Edward F, photographer, 1430 San Pablo ave, res
408 Ninth
Arrouge Eugene E, driver La Coste & Co, res San Pablo
ave nr Alcatraz ave. Golden Gate
Arrouge Justin, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res Berke-
ley
AREOWSMITH AUGUSTUS T, secretary
Alameda Macadamizing Co, res 456 Eighth
Art-elir l\ sawyer Eagle Bos & Manufacturing Co, res S F
Ai-tli George V (Frederick & Arth) res 816 Alice
Arthur Emma A Miss, rea 967 Kirkham
Arthur John D, res 1307 Castro
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fornia; Hon. John Hunt, Judge of Superior Court; Hon. T. K.
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Asbury M E Church, Rev T A Atkinson pastor, NB cor
Clay and Fifteenth
Asen Aaron, tinware, 407 Sixth, res same
Ashby James T, 961 Broadway
Ashcroft Alice Miss, res Booth bet Broadway and Piedmont
Ashcroft Nellie Miss, res Booth bet Broadway and Piedmont
Ashe Ferdinand F, yard Fisher & Taylor, res 756 Jefferson
Asher Geo W, barber, res 711 Broadway
Asher Louis, poultry and produce, 667 Webster
Asher Ralph E, butcher Bay City Market, res 711 Broad-
way
Asher Samuel, furniture, 711 Broadway, res same
Asher Tillie Miss, res 711 Broadway
Ashford C W, clerk, S F, res 630 Sixteenth
Ashley Abiel S, carpenter W T Veitch
Ashley Daniel, laborer, res Winthrop House
Ashley Geo, solicitor, S F, res 579 East Twenty-third
Ashley John B, carpenter, res 1516 Curtis
Ashley Lucius A, res Fruit Vale
Ashley Maria Mrs, res 673 Tenth
Ashmore Carrie Miss, res 493 Twenty-third
Ashmore Sophie Mrs, 493 Twenty-third
Ashton George H, res 1131 Magnolia
Ashton Ivy Miss, student, res 1131 Magnolia
Ashton N J Mrs, teacher Prescott School, res 1131 Magnolia
Askew J W, traveling agt, res Fairmount House
Aspern Harrv, teamster Fisher & Taylor, res 601 East
Twelfth"
Aspern Mollie Miss, clerk Thos F Whelan, res 001 East
Twelfth
Asseln Herman, laborer, res Union ave nr Green, Stock
Yards
Assembly Hall, SW cor Goss and Wood
Associated Charities of the City of Oakland, Central Block,
room 2
Astor Henry, laborer, res 1251 Fifteenth ave
Atchinson C M Mrs, res 603 East Fourteenth
Atchison Alfred M, res 919 Alice
Atchison Minnie, res 919 Alice
Atchison William E, res 919 Alice
Athearn Annie T Miss, res 1070 Center
Athearn Ethel M, clerk Land Title Co, res 1419 Grove
Athearn Frank A, bookkeeper, S F, res 1070 Center
Athearn K H Mrs, widow, res 1070 Center
I Athenian Club, 1055 Broadway
Atherstone Geo H, student, res 1365 Market
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ATHERSTONE THOS S, manager Singer Manu-
facturing Co, S F, res 1365 Market
Atkins George T, waiter Tubbs Hotel, res 1116 East Four-
teenth
Atkins Henry, salesman, SF, res 946 Poplar
Atkinson Anthony A, molder Whittier, Fuller £ Co, res
519 Sixteenth
Atkinson A A Mrs, music teacher, res 519 Sixteenth
:_] q Atkinson D G, peddler, res 2248 Magnolir
' Atkinson Elizabeth Mrs, artist, 1369 Brus
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Atkinson Geo, electrician, 1266 San Pablo ave, res 854 Har-
rison
Atkinson Henry T (Inger & Atkinson) res 854 Harrison
Atkinson L F, music teacher, res 519 Sixteenth
Atkinson Thos A Rev, pastor Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church South, res 1140 East Seventeenth
Atkinson Wm A, real estate, S F, res 590 Twenty-fourth
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD, J J Warner agent, 972 Broadway
ATLAS ASSURANCE CO OF LONDON,
Gaskill & Vandercook agents, 458 Ninth
Atterbury Francis, carriage trimmer, res 1004 Fifth
Atterbury J Mrs, dressmaker, 1004 Fifth, res same
Atterbury Shirley Miss, fitter "Wentworth Boot and Shoe
Co, res 1004 Fifth
Attridge James, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Commercial Union Hotel
At water Cornelia J Mrs, dressmaker, res 9S5 Pine
Atwater Dwighl M, Bupt Main & Winchester, res 962 Camp-
bell
Atwater William L, carpenter, res 985 Pine
Atwell Edmund, foreman Judson Manufacturing Co, res
San Pablo ave nr Fortieth
Atwill Joseph F, res 907 Jackson
At wood Earnest C, engineer, S F, res 1725 Myrtle
Atwood ( trace ( ' M iss, pes 1069 ( rrove
Atwood Henry R, marine surveyor, S F, res L031 Seventh
ave
Atwood Wm W. engraver, > F,res 522 Bast Twenty-fourth
Aubin Charles, carpenter, res 160 sixth
Aubrighl Frederick, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Adeline cor Pel ton, Lorin
Auburn Chas Wt paper hanger, res 1168 Fifth
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Audiffred Emilia V Miss, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Eugenia M Miss, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Henry, Oakland Bone Yard, res 566 Twentv-
fourth
Audiffred Hyppolite, res 566 Twenty-fourth
Audiffred Leontine A Miss, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Louis A, res 1313 Brush
Auerbach Rose Mrs, res 586 Charter
Auerbach Rudolph H, manager Salinger Bros, res 572
Tenth
Augareils Peter, butcher Eugene Avy, res Stock Yards
Augenstein Ernest, jeweler, S F, res 2120 Magnolia
Augur Geo J, physician and surgeon, NE cor Twelfth and
Broadway, res same
Augustio Antonio J, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
224 Eddie
Ault C G, engineer S P Co, res 204 Sixteenth, S F
Aultman Henry W, farmer, res head of Lake Temescal
Aumault Charles, driver M Longe, res 617 Broadway
Auroux Edward, laborer, res 361 First
Auseon Dan, brakeman S P R R, res Fruit Vale
Auseon John, brakeman S P R R, res Fruit Yale
Auseon Perry, res Fruit Vale
Avan , police officer, S F, res w s College ave nr
Hudson
Austen Burke, gardener I L Requa, res Piedmont
Austin & Chaffee, real estate and brokers, cor East Four-
teenth and Twenty-third ave
Austin David S, master steamer Colima, res 1271 Seventh
ave
Austin E, collector Metropolitan Manufacturing Co, 720
Seventh
Austin George W, clerk McDonald & Cameron, res 125 Helen
Austin Mary J, dressmaker, res 125 Helen
Austin Sadie M Miss, res 1271 Seventh ave
Austin William, blacksmith, res 125 Helen
Avan Harriet Mrs, res College ave nr Hudson
Avelar Annie Mrs, res 1063 East Twenty-first
Aven William, laborer, res 210 Eighth
Avenue House, Mrs M Denison propr, 1273 San Pablo ave
Avery Albert W, conductor S P Co, res 1319 Telegraph ave
Avery Angie E Miss, music teacher, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avery Frank M, clerk U B Wilson, S F, res 1382 Webster
Avery Grant E, bootmaker Chas B Cornor, res 953 Thirty-
fifth
Avery M H, res 1012 Jefferson
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Avery Sarah J Mrs, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avery Susan S Mrs, widow, res 1382 Webster
Avery S S Mrs, res 11S0 Nineteenth
Avery T M, insurance, res 1180 Ninteenth
Avery Walton F, pattern maker, S F, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avler Anton, laborer, res 921 East Fourteenth
Avy Antone, laborer S P Co
AVY EUGENE, wholesale butcher, Stock Yards, of-
fice 320 Sansome, S F, res S F
Aweng John, student Sackett School, res 861 Twenty-second
Axtel W M, artist, res East Fourteenth bet Bray and Liese
aves
Axtell Henry, engineer California Hosiery Co, res 1318
Eleventh ave
Axx Adam, plasterer, res Ross House
Ayala capitalist, res w s Telegraph ave nr Morgan
AYDELOTTE J H (Depue & Aydelotte) teacher
bookkeeping and mathematics, Depue & Avdelotte's
Business College, res 577 Twelfth
! Ayden Thomas, tanner Thomas W Corder, res Folger ave,
Stock Yards
Ayer Ed, student, res 977 Seventh ave
Ayer Hattie G Mrs, teacher Franklin School, res 977 Sev-
enth ave
Ayer Richard B, clerk Sun Insurance Co, res 977 Seventh
ave
Avers A T, special police officer, res 222 Eleventh
Avers C H, searcher of records G L Mix, res 1214 Brush
Avers De Forest, searcher of records, res 010 Twelfth
Avers Edward J, plumber Burtchaell & Crowley, res 010
Twelfth
Ayer- Frank, res 610 Twelfth
Ayers M. real estate, 92] Broadway, res 610 Twelfth
Ayer- Ransom G,foreman Wm T Veitch, res 512 Eighth
Aymar Era A. carpenter, res 832 Twenty-second
Ayr.- Aitlmr, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res L758
Taylor
Ayres A T, farmer, res L013 Seventh ave
Ayres Coralin Miss, res L013 Seventh ave
A rea Frank II, clerk James Maclise, res 610 Twelfth
A res [rving | D L Beck & Sons, S F) res L205Oak
Ayres .1 II. res 609 East Eighteenth
Ayres Lizzie I Miss, stenographer, S 1\ res L 758 Taylor
Ayres M A Miss, seamstress Clinton Bouse, res 277 Easl
Twelfth
Ayres Mary Mrs, teacher Olauson School, res L758Taylor
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Tenth
Baab Emma Mrs, res 313 Tenth
Babb Chas, journalist, S F, res 2049 Market
Baab Lyman D, special police officer, res 973 Seventh
Babbidge Nellie Miss, domestic, res 1350 Madison
Babbitt Hattie Miss, res 1954 Webster
J Babbitt Solomon M (Barstow & Babbitt) res 1954 Webster
fa. Babcock Mrs, res 825 Market
£ Babcock Amanda Miss, res 827 Market
§ Babcock Clarence C, clerk S P Co, res 911 Cedar
y Babcock Frances Miss, clerk Mutual Endowment Associa-
tion, res 965 Harrison
Babcock George, coal and wood, hay and grain, San Pablo
ave nr Powell, also Golden Gate, res 1218 Filbert
Babcock Geo R, student, res 1216 Webster
Babcock Henry C, constable, res e s Claremont ave nr Tele-
graph ave
Babcock John H, carpenter, res 126 Fourth
Babcock Lafayette M, supt mnfg dept Geo H Tay & Co S
F, res 1102 Thirtieth
Babcock Lulu E Miss, student, res 959 Fourth ave
Babcock Mary Mrs, res 965 Harrison
Babcock Mattie Miss, res 1218 Filbert
Babcock Sanford P, civil engineer, res 959 Fourth ave
Babcock Viola Miss, clerk W W Camron, res 965 Harrison
Babson Maria R Miss, res Blake House,
Babue David J, res Folsom cor Eleventh, Golden Gate
Babue Josephine Mi?s, fur sewer, S F, res Folsom
Eleventh, Golden Gate
Baca Jovita Miss, dressmaker, res Willamette House
Baccus Benjamin, employe R R shops, res 755 Webster
Bachelder Alvah H, manager Holt Bros, S F, res
Hobart
BACHELDER T F, attorney-at-law, 906 Broadway,
room 57, res Sunol
Bachrach Simon, insurance, res 776 Harrison
Backer Patrick, gardener J E McElrath, res Elmwood,
North Temescal
Bachman Charlotte Mrs, res 1106 East Ninteenth
Bachman George, student, res 1106 East Nineteenth
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Backus Birdie Miss, student, res 1727 Goss
Backus Oscar J, (Geo H Tay & Co,) S F, res 1424 Adeline
Bacon Alice Mrs, East Oakland Hotel, 579 East Twelfth
Bacon David M, res East Oakland Hotel, 579 East Twelfth
Bacon Frank P, capitalist, res 923 Linden
Bacon Gilbert W, conductor OCR Co, res 1790 San Pablo
ave
Bacon Helen Miss, res Fruit Vale 'ave. nr East Twenty-
seventh
Bacon Henry D, capitalist, res 960 Oak
Bacon James H, confectioner, 965 Broadway, res 222 Ninth
Bacon T F, physician and surgeon, 1148 East Fourteenth,
res Fruit Vale ave or East Twenty-seventh
Bacon Win F, collector The J Dewing Co, res 1053 Webster
Bacum John, laborer, res 810 Alice
Badescue Joe V, printer Pacific Press, res 718 Twelfth
Badger Frances Miss, cook West Oakland Home, res 973
Campbell
Badger Thos W, capitalist, res 412 East Tenth
Badger's Park, Siebe & Huber Bros, Seventh ave bet East
Tenth and East Eighth
Badgley Alice Miss, student, res 137 Athol ave
Badgley Mary A Mrs, res 137 Athol ave
Badgley May Miss, student, res 137 Athol ave
Badglev Robert B, salesman, S F, res 137 Athol ave
Badgley Wra 0, clerk S P Co office, S F, res 137 Athol ave
Baer Aug, barkeeper A Krueckel, res cor Eleventh and
Washington
Baer Frank, clerk Central Pharmacy, res same
Bagge Christian, farmer, res 1660 Fourteenth
Baglin Harriet Mrs, widow, re> L715 Market
Bagnelle Ray, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult Blind,
res same
Bahenier Fred, employe Pioneer Mills, res Franklin Hotel
Bahlei John F, solicitor, res 1367 Castro
Bahler M .J Mrs, book agt, res 1367 Castro
Bahls A Mrs, res 9 12 Linden
Bahlfl Herman, clerk, S F, res 942 Linden
Bahls L Miss, rea B17 Myrtle
Bahr Prank, employe Bash and Blind Factory, rea 1646
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Bahr George, brewer Cramm A: Dieves, res Oakland Brew-
ery
Bahr Gottlieb, rea 203 1 (Jnion
Bahteo Diedrich, mining Bupt, res M17 Tenth
Bailey , carpenter C Mann A Co. res 362 Tenth
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Bailej7 Ann Mrs, res 567 East Twenty-third
Bailey Austin, foreman Engine Co No 2, res 468 Sixth
Bailey Charles A, appraiser San Francisco Savings Union,
S F, res 1387 Harrison
Bailey Edward, clerk, res 419 East Twelfth-
Bailey F J Mrs, Umbrella and Parasol Factory, res 1517
Seventh
Bailey Hannah Mrs, res 464 Third
Bailey Hettie Miss, res 419 East Twelfth
Bailey Hiram, supervisor Dist No 1, Alameda Co
Bailey Irena Mrs, widow, res 1713 Market
Bailey James D, brakeman S P Cc, res 855 Harrison
Bailey James M, salesman, res Galindo Hotel
Bailey John N, street contractor, res 402 East Twentieth
Bailey Lillie Miss, res 464 Third
Bailey Mary Miss, artist, res 567 East Twenty-third
Bailey Murray, res Kelsey House
Bailey Oscar J, carpenter, res 905 East Fourteenth
Bailey R G, advertising agt, res 1505 Fifth
Bailey Rachel Mrs, widow, res 1517 Seventh
Bailey Robt O, pressman Carruth & Carruth, res 1462 Tele-
graph ave
Bailey Thomas W, bookkeeper, res 1723 Seward
Bailey Vincent, cleaner R R shops, res 927 Pine
Bailev William H, capitalist, res 1389 Harrison
Bailey Wm H (Chas Mann & Co) res 362 Tenth
Bailev Samuel, band sawyer, S F, res 1401 Franklin
BAILEY WILLIAM I, proprietor Empire Coal
Yard, 710 Fifth, res 675 Fifth
Bailey Wm T, printer Enquirer, res 419 East Twelfth
\ Baillie A M Mrs, dressmaker, res 1367 Twelfth
Baillie Lizzie M Miss, student, res 1367 Twelfth
Bain Margaret Mrs, midwife, res 556 Sixteenth
Bain Robert B, salesman A Schilling & Co, res 308 Thir-
teenth
Baird Isabella Mrs, res 820 Thirty-fourth
Baird Saml L, res 1622 Eleventh ave
Baker Aaron F (Baker & Battelle) res 662 Twenty-fourth
Baker A & A (August and Albert Baker) installment deal-
ers, 1412 San Pablo ave
' Baker Albert (A & A Baker) res S F .
Baker Albert F, contractor and builder, res 1303 Clay
Baker Alfred, teamster C A King, res Winter's Hotel
Baker Alfred J, grainer, res 562 Fifteenth
Baker Alfred S, grainer, res 562 Fifteenth
Baker Andrew, agt People's Express Co, res 1011 Pine
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Baker Annie A Miss, dressmaker, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker A P Mrs. res 918 Fifth
Baker Arthur, res ^v0 Division
Baker Arthur M, clerk S P Co. S F. res 356 East Twenty-
second
Baker August (A & A Baker) res S F
Baker Augustin, student, res 1119 Eleventh ave
Baker A W, elerk S P Co. res Pullman Hotel
Baker & Battelle (A F Baker and G E Battelle) artificial
stone work. 662 Twenty-fourth
Baker Carrie Miss, medical student, res 162 East Ninth
Baker C E (Baker 0 V & Cie) re, -.'1 Pine
Baker Charles, teamster, res 2363 Fifth
Baker Charles F. receiving teller Sather Banking Co. S F.
res 1215 Chestnut
Baker Charles F, paper hanger McGovern & Cahill. res 1' 9
Broadwav. room 28
Baker Charles \Y, painter Wm Ballantyne, res 1068 Broad-
way
Baker Darwin, clerk Adolph Bruenn. res 356 East Twenty-
second
Baker David F, salesman Peter Baker, res 362 Fifth
Baker Edmund Gr, poultry breeder, re- 2 1*20 Elm
Baker Elias, brick layer, res 1575 Chestnut
Baker Eugene H, fireman S P Co, res 891 Pine
Baker Frank, tailor Gordan Bros, res 716 Tenth
Baker Frank, extraman Engine Co 2. res 168 Sixth
Baker Frank, clerk Peter Baker. - 2 Fifth
Baker Frank J (Frank J Baker & ( a S F
Baker Frank J & Co (F J Baker and Wm A Foster) civil
engineers and surveyors. 469 Ninth
Baker Fred L,] an Pacific Press, re- 1957 Myrtle
Baker Gershom A. foreman press room Pacific Press, res
1957 Myrtle
BAKER GEO Gr (Clough & Baker) res 162 East Ninth
Baker Geo II. capitalist, rea 162 East Ninth
Baker Geo l >. conductor B P Co, rea : Bast Eleventh
Bakei Barry, student, rea 504 Thirteenth
Bak( ir Benry M. carpenter 8 PCo, rea 1052 Kirkham
Baker Henry If, carpenter BP( - l"ls Pi:
Baker Benry Y neer S P ('". rea 1766 William
Bak< H rard s. clerk Dunham A Oarrigan, B F. rea 815
East Fifteenth
Baker J Mrs, hair di and employment agt, 1116 Wash-
ington, i' - 272 Eleventh
Baker James, draughtsman, rea lMls Pine
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Baker Jefferson B, carpenter, res 1975 Broadway
Baker Jehial H, res 1213 Chestnut
Baker John, upholsterer, 1712 Taylor, res same
Baker John, laundrymau Contra Costa Laundry
Baker John H, special policeman, res 884 Twenty-seventh
Baker Joseph, real estate, res 212 Eleventh
Baker Joseph, helper R R shops, res 1015 Linden
Baker Joseph F, coppersmith S P Co, res 1883 Division
Baker Joseph H, carpenter, res 672 Sycamore
Baker Justin R, pressman Pacific Press, res 1961 Myrtle
Baker J W, bookkeeper Alameda Macadamizing Co, res
Galindo Hotel
Baker Llewellyn P, horse breeder, res 1118 Kirkham
Baker L R Mrs, widow, res 1375 Franklin
Baker Margaret H Mrs, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker Martha D Miss, res 562 Fifteenth
Baker Mary Miss, music teacher, res 162 East Ninth
Baker Mary A Miss, res 437 Hawthorne
Baker May Miss, res 1119 Eleventh ave
Baker M H Miss, clerk Union Savings Bank, res 482
Twenty-fifth
Baker M Sibley, bookkeeper Humboldt Lumber Co res
1529 Twenty-fourth
Baker Otis, laborer, res 521 Twenty-fourth
Baker Orrin V (Baker 0 V & Cie) res 891 Pine
Baker 0 V & Cie (Baker 0 V and C E) blacksmiths, 889
Pine
Baker Orrin V Jr, expressman, stand cor Twelfth and Broad-
way, res 891 Pine
Baker Patrick, teamster Oakland Lumber Co
BAKER PETER, groceries and provisions, 823
Broadway, res 362 Fifth
Baker R G, apprentice Pacific Press, res 1957 Myrtle
Baker R H, insurance agt, res Winsor Hotel
Baker Robert G, pressman Pacific Press, res 1957 Myrtle
Baker Rush D, clerk S P Co, S F, res 356 East Twenty-
second
Baker Rush D Jr, clerk, res 356 East Twenty-second
Baker S Mrs, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 1961 Myrtle
Baker Samuel Mrs, res 815 East Fifteenth
Baker Samuel P, solicitor S F Call, res 1214 Tenth ave
Baker Shirley, student, res 815 East Fifteenth
Baker S J Mrs, res 891 Pine
Baker Thomas, laborer, res 1883 Division
Baker T A (Harris & Baker) res 413 Twelfth
Baker Vesta I Miss, stenographer, res 1310 Franklin
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Baker Wm, mining, res 1 1 1 S » Eleventh ave
Baker Wm G, insurance agt, res Windsor Hotel
Baker Wm J, clerk, S F, res 1119 Eleventh ave
Baker Winafred Miss, res 1SS3 Division
Balbach John, employe Bay City Mills
Balch Eustis, carpenter, res 1376 Ninth ave
Balch Horace M, piano tuner, res 1316 Adeline
Balch L A Mrs. kindergaten school, res 1316 Adeline
I ^ Baldenama R, peddler, res 654 Mvrtle
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Baldocchi F, salesman M Baldocchi, res 366 Twelfth
Baldocchi M, fruit, 366 Twelfth, res same
Baldrige S Miss (Hanavan & Baldrige) res 1156 Broadway
Baldromos Joe M, coachman F Galindo, res w s Telegraph
ave nr Morgan
Baldwin Abner, bridge carpenter, res 715 Third
Baldwin Ebie, cement layer, res 069 Thirty-sixth
Baldwin E D, employe S P Co, res 816 Cedar
Baldwin Geo P, foreman baker Thompson Bros, res 3*20
East Eighth
Baldwin George W, res Thirty-third nr Grove
Baldwin George W, laborer, res 969 Thirty-sixth
Baldwin Harry C, student University of California, res 1410
Franklin
Baldwin Henry, yardman C E H Reed, res 320 East Eighth
Baldwin Henry B, teamster, res 320 East Eighth
Baldwin Isabell A, res Vernon ave
Baldwin Martha V Mrs, res 1410 Franklin
Baldwin Marvin A, vaquoro, Bakersfield, res 1410 Franklin
Baldwin Minor P, mining, res 969 Thirty-sixth
Baldwin M L Mrs, res 1254 Eleventh ave
Baldwin Robert O, physician and surgeon, rooms 9-10
Playter Block, res same
Baldwin S G W Mrs, widow, res 930 Adeline
Baldwin Wm S, Pacific Coast agt Vanderbilt's system of
railways, res 1422 Eighth
Baleni John, stone mason Mountain View Cemetery, res
same
Balensiefer Wm F, salesman, S F, res 559 Seventeenth
Bale- David W, blacksmith, res 615 East Twenty-third
Balkwell Charles, ferry hand steamer Piedmontt res 1661
Eighth
Balkwill Lena L Miss, milliner R Jours, res 1211 Clay
Balkwill May E Miss, milliner Jones, res 1214 Clay
Ball C II. engineer S PCo, rea 876 Wood
Ball Edward W F, butcher, res Union ave nr Green, Stock
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Ball Frank J, employe U S Mint, S F, res 1311 Jefferson
Ball Jennie Miss, res 1261 Clay
Ball J R, switchman S P Co, res Chester House
! Ball Nicholas A, bookkeeper W P Wheeler, res 1374 Tele-
graph ave
Ball Tessie Miss, res 1261 Clay
Ball Thos M, printer, res 1261 Clay
i Ball William C, mill hand California Door Co, res Seventh
nr Webster
| Ballantyne Charles A, res 412 Fifteenth
Ballantvne William H, painter and paperhanger, 3
Twelfth, res 412 Fifteenth
Ballard Byron, laborer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 719
Fourth
I Ballard Geo, fireman County Court House, res West Berke-
ley
! Ballard James W, liquors, retail and jobber, 912 Broadway,
res 942 Wood
Balmforth Ralph, employe United States Mint, S F, res 535
Sixteenth
Balmforth V Mrs, dressmaker, res 535 Sixteenth
Balsclen Emma Miss, res 1303 Grove
Balzaratti Eugene, carpenter California Door Co, res Capi-
tal House
Balzer John, bootmaker 805 Broad wav, res 416 Eighth
Bamford C E Mrs, res 621 East Fifteenth
Bamford Mary E Mi-s, res 621 East Fifteenth
Bammann F, groceries, wines and liquors, 1451 Seventh, res
same
Bancroft C L Mrs, res 1002 Adeline
Bandle George E, clerk S P Co, res 929 Wood
t Bandle Louis R, machinist S P Co, res 929 Wood
BANE L D MRS, furnished rooms, 864 Washing-
ton, res same
Bane Wm R, res 680 Eighteenth
[ Banfield John, bartender J C Phillips, res 915 Seventh
| Bangle Amos L, res 1214 Tenth ave
I Bangle Branson, painter, res 1278 Tenth ave
Bangle Edward, carriage painter, res 1352 Sixth ave
| Bangle Edwrard, clerk Craft & Russell, res 1214 Tenth ave
Bangle Ed Jr, clerk Craft & Russell, res 1214 Tenth ave
Bangle Eva Miss, res 1352 Sixth ave
S Bangle Phoebe Mrs, res 1352 Sixth ave
[ Banglin Jasper, laborer, 114 Louisa
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Opp. Hall of Records, Oakland.
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Bangs Franklin, Home Mutual Insurance Co, S F. res cor
Fourth ave and East Twenty-third
Bank Building, Mrs Martha Stillwell propr, 1104 Broad-
way
Bankhead D B, employe Coal Consumers' Association, res
TIG Fifth
Bankhead Hugh, drv and fancy goods 911 Washington, res
1358 Brush
Bankhead Jane Mrs, res 752 Castro
Bankhead John W, house mover and extraman Hook and
Lader No 1, res 557 Seventh
Bankhead Malcolm, student Sackett School, res 911 Wash-
ington
Bankhead Malcolm B, tinner 0 M Sanford, res Temescal
Bankhead William Smith, res 752 Castro
Banks Edward, dipper tender S P Co, res 1670 Atlantic
Banks Emma Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Banks Geo, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res 1366 Eleventh
ave
Banks Mellie Mrs, tailoress, 1687 Seventh
Banks Wm, pile driver, res 1670 Atlantic
Bannister George, sawyer Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co,
res S F
Bannou May Miss, res 1057 Market
Banry Belle Miss, chambermaid Industrial Home for the
Adult Blind, res same
Baptista & Thomas (M Baptists and John Thomas) groce-
ries, wines and liquors, 753 Campbell
Baptista Manuel (Baptista & Thomas) res 720 Chester
Baptista Manuel, laborer, res 1723 Seventh
Baptist Church, cor Twenty-third ave and East Seventeenth
Baptist Chinese Mission, Mrs J R Bradway missionary,
7 1 7 Eleventh
Baptiste Prank, Laborer, res L726 Filbert
Baptiste Frank Jr, delivery clerk Salinger's, res 1762 Fil-
bert
BarackmaD & Gee (J Ross Barackman and F Burton Gre
Pacific Coast Advertising and Collecting Agency, 468
Ninth
Barackman J Ross (Barackman a- G res BOO Franklin
Baraillea John (Bayle, ha Coste a- Co) resSF
Baraillea Peter ( Bayle, La Coste a- Co)
Barattini Lorenz, laborer, res 922 Third
Barba Samuel, teamster El II Lenox, res 567 EastFour-
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Barbagelata Angelina Miss, res 606 Third
Barbagelata Emilia Miss, stenograper, res 606 Third
Barbagelata Francis, res 606 Third
Barbagelatta G, employe Burnham Standeford Co
Barbagelatta John, employe SP Co, res 606 -Third
Barbagelatta Julinette Miss, res 606 Third
Barbagelatta Oscar N, clerk Ghirardelli & Sons, S F, res 538
Twentieth
Barber Elmer H, mgr W H Nolan & Co, res 517 Ninth
Barber James B, County Tax Collector, County Court House,
room 2, res Alameda
Barber J E, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res Alameda
Barber J H, carpenter W T Veitch
Barber Lillie, domestic, 918 Tenth
Barber Matthew O, farmer, res cor Second ave and Clifton -
Barberi Frank, caterer 420 First, res same
Barbieri Gaetano, liquors retail 1801 Grove, res same
Barbolla Alice Miss, res 2216 Chestnut
Barbour James W, res 672 Eighteenth
Barclay Kate L Mrs, widow, res 1712 Taylor
Barclay Millard F, machine hand planing mill, res 1111
Twenty-second
Bardellini Joseph, copyist, Hall of Records, res 1723 Linden
Bardora Andreas, laundrvman Contra Costa Laundry
Barg Henry (Ferguson & Barg) res 1764 Atlantic
Bargion Peter, mining, res 1005 Franklin
Barker Charles R, carpenter, res 2217 Chestnut
Barker Elsie C Miss, res 856 Jefferson
Barker Enoch W, supt penmanship Oakland Public Schools,
office 1115 Broadway, room 22, res 484 Plymouth aye
Barker John O, frame maker G B Daniels & Co
Barker John P, bookkeeper C L Taylor, S F, res Bank
Building
Barker John O, employe Times, res 856 Jefferson
Barker Joseph H, mechanical engineer, res 1217 Harrison
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper, S F, res 538 Hobart
Barker M A Mrs, dressmaker Mrs H T Wallace, res 856
Jefferson
Barker Neal D, draughtsman J C Mathews & Son, res Shat-
tuck aye nr Ashby
Barker Squire, molder, res 130 Hannah
Barker Timothy L, res 1119 Castro
Barker W J, employe ferry steamer Alameda, res 417
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Barkman Louis, electrotvper, S F, res 1453 Seventh
BARLOW ALBERT (People's Express Co) 423
Tenth, res S F
Barlow Charles, res 1723 Nineteenth ave
Barlow Frank T, clerk, S F, res 214 B
Barlow Louisa Miss, res 311 East Twelfth
Barlow Mary Mrs, widow, res 214 B
Barnaby Asa, mining, S F, res 1069 West
: Barnard C S, carpenter, res 1169 West
Barnard Daniel D, res 677 Twenty-first
Barnard E E, mgr Chieftain Livery and Sale Stables, res
1221 Eighth
Barnard Ezra, cabinetmaker, res 976 Thirty-sixth
Barnard Grace E Miss, res 677 Twenty-first
Barnard Hal W, clerk Oregon Improvement Co, S F, res 682
Twenty-ninth
Barnard Lemuel H, sec San Francisco Candle Co, S F, res
682 Twenty-ninth
Barnard Wm C, cashier H Dutard, S F, res 576 Twentieth
Barnard Wm E, real estate and auctioneer 469 Ninth, res
677 Twenty-first
Barner Washington, stock dealer, res Stock Yards
Barner Washington, vaquero Grayson, Owen & Co, res Dal-
ton ave, Stock Yards
Barnes & Crackels, painters, 1157 East Fourteenth
Barnes Geo P, res 559 Seventeenth
Barnes Harry C, machinist, res 1322 Twelfth
Barnes James L, machinist R R shops, res 1616 Twelfth
Barnes L J Mrs, varieties 1492 San Pablo ave, res same
Barnes Mary Miss, saleslady, 1265 Clay
Barnes Michael, collector, res 863 Chester
Barnes N Mrs, res 1119 Thirteenth ave
Barnes Thomas, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1128
Third
Barnes Wm C, dentist Burnette Dental Co, res Hay wards
Barnes William, painter, res 608 Valdez
Barnetl A M. t ravelin-- agt, s F, res 630 Eighteenth
Barnetl David, furniture, 473-5 Eighth, res 412 Fifth
Barnetl Edward, clothing, men's furnishings 843 Broad-
way, res 57 I Ninth
Barnetl Frank, paper banger Whittier Fuller A Co, its 523
Eighth
Barnetl Gussie Miss, dressmaker, res 410 Fifth
Barnewitz Theodore, house and Bign painter, res 2484 Tele-
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Barney Alfred S, auditor Home Benefit Life Association,
res Oakland ave, Vernon Hights
Barney Charles L, employe S P Co, res 1723 Filbert
Barney Fred, sign writer V P Mitchel's, res 1723 Filbert
Barney John N, carpenter, res 1723 Filbert
Barney Raymond, painter, res 467 Twenty-first
Barngrover Sarah A Miss, seamstress, res 1405 Alice
Barnhard J, teamster Alameda Macadamizing Co, res
Quarry
Barnhisel Charles, driver T J Cloony, 1575 Seventh
Barnhisel Oliver B, res 1575 Seventh
Barnickel Paul, engineer Hickok. & Son, res 658 Webster
Barnickel Willie, news agt S P Co, res 658 Webster
Barnett Isaac, fruit peddler, res 410 Fifth
Barnett Jennie Miss, res 410 Fifth
Barnett John, patrolman, res 523 Eighth
Barnett John Jr, plumber, res 523 Eighth
Barnett Nellie, res 523 Eighth
Barnett Rufus P, supt dredging S P Co, res 924 East
Twenty-third
Barnstead A D Mrs, res 1782 Goss
Barnum D B, res 701 Castro
Barnum Restaurant, Lavorel & Pagge proprs, SE cor
Broadwav and Seventh
BARNUM S F MRS, manager Women's Christian
Temperance Union Restaurant, 476 Ninth, res Ala-
meda
Baron Philip, teacher of music, res 1352 Harrison
Barr John, machinist Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res
S F
Barr Rutherford T, barber Wm H Stewart, res 209 Fourth
Barr Thomas, capitalist, res Playter Block
Barracks James, sticker East Oakland Planing Mill, res 638
Valdez
Barrela Guiseppi, miner P C R Quarry, res same
Barrell E C Mrs, res 1462 West
Barrett Mrs, 756 Seventh
Barrett Abraham, shoemaker, res 570 Fifteenth
Barrett Alex P, laborer, res rear 1005 Twenty-second
Barrett Antonio M, employe S P Co, res 872 Campbell
Barrett Charles R, capitalist, res 1961 Grove
Barrett Daniel S P, inventor, res 614 East Sixteenth
Barrett D W, mgr furniture warerooms McGovern &
Cahill, res NW cor Seventh and Clay
Barrett George, res 1504 Eighth
Barrett Geo, farmer, res 1249 Broadway
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Barrett Jennie Miss, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett John, teacher Hopkins Academy, res same
Barrett John, gardener, res 554 East Eighteenth
Barrett John S, clerk W J Stuart, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett M A Miss, res 1454| Seventh
Barrett Mamie Miss, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Patrick, butcher, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Richard, laborer, res 709 Castro
Barrett Susie Miss, seamstress, res 872 Campbell
Barrett Wm, driver Hook and Ladder Co Xo 2
Barrett Win J, traveling agt, S F, res 1430 Tenth
Barrilla Joseph, laborer, res First ave nr Claremont
Barrington Geo F, bookkeeper U S Customs, S F, res 1232
Chestnut
Bar ringer Peter H, water front foot of Jefferson
Barron Michael, emplove East Oakland Planing Mill, res
S F
Barron Zeb, groceries 1902 San Pablo ave, res same
Barrows Ella Miss, res Fairmont House
Barrows John, commission merchant, S F, res Fairmont
House
Barrows L C Mrs, propr Fairmont House, San Pablo ave
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Barry David, carriage painter J E Johnston, res 1803 West
Barry David, gardener, res 1022 West
Barry Edward, broker, S F, res 1012 Adeline
Barry Herbert M, clerk Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co,
res 1012 Adeline
Barry Horatio N, conductor S P Co, res 1707 Chase
Barry John, plumber Sturm & Leitch, res 1022 Eleventh
cor West
Barry John, cleaner R R shops, res 873 Peralta
Barry John H, carriage maker, Fourteenth, res 835a Market
Barry John -I. capitalist, res s7:' Peralta
Harry John J Jr, clerk freight dept S P Co, res 873 Peralta
Barry Kate Miss, res 1022 West
Barry Mary Mr-, res 1577 San Pablo ave
Harry Newton II, insurance clerk, S F. res L012 Adeline
Barry Patrick, painter, res 1<><>(.> Franklin
Barry Richard, mgr Jarvis Club Room, res Henry
Barry Richard F, painter P N Kuss, res ">17 Ninth
Barry T F, driver Truck (1«» \«> l
Barry Wm, gardener, res L627 Eighth
Barsalloti Albert, cook, res 317 Fourth
Barserio P, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry,
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Barstow Alfred, atty-at-law, S F, res 1018 Eighteenth
Barstow Amanda M Miss, res 1352 Harrison
Barstow Anson (Barstow & Babbitt) res 1356 Franklin
Barstow & Babbitt (Anson Barstow and S M Babbitt) hay
and grain, wood and coal, SE cor Thirteenth and
Franklin
Barstow David G, clerk Dr Bodle, res 1064 Twenty-second
Barstow Frederick 0, physician, res 2308 San Pablo ave
Barstow Fred, student, res 1018 Eighteenth
Barstow Grace Miss, student, res 1018 Eighteenth
Barstow Lizzie Miss, res 1064 Twenty-second
Barstow Lizzie R Mrs, widow, res 1064 Twenty-second
Barstow Wallace, sign writer, res 1064 Twenty-second
Bartello Walter S, painter S P Co, res 1009 Wood
Bartelme L Mrs, dressmaker, 13S3 Broadway, res same
Bartelme John P, clerk Levi Strauss & Co, S F, res 1383
Broadway
Bartels Bernard, employe Pacific Iron and Xail Works, res
721 Third
Bartels Charles, barber, 457 Tenth, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Charles Jr, brass finisher, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Emma Miss, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Henry, employe Pacific Iron and Xail Works, res
721 Third
Bartels Laura Miss, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Maud, 1266 Center
Bartelo C William, carpenter Eagle Planing Mil], res 725
Alice
Barthel Curt, finisher City Brass Works, res 713 Franklin
Bartholomew C A, res 1149 Twenty-third ave
Bartholomew E M Mrs, teacher Franklin School, res 256
East Sixteenth
Bartholomew Emilie Mrs, res 1416 Grove
Bartholomew George, horse trainer, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartholomew George Jr, horse trainer, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartholomew Xelson, carpenter, res 410 East Eleventh
Bartholomew Xettie E Mrs, res 1371 Harrison
Bartholomew Xettie Miss, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartholomew Seth, mariner, res 256 East Sixteenth
Bartholomew Wm, horse trainer, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartles Wm, upholsterer C Schreiber, res 2319 Grove
Bartlett Mrs, res 602 Fourteenth
Bartlett Alice, stenographer Pacific Press, res 715 Twelfth
Bartlett A M Miss, res 578 Ninth
Bartlett Charles E, res 578 Ninth
Bartlett Cornelia Mrs, res QQQ Twenty-ninth
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Bartlett E E Mrs, res Nucleus House
Bartlett Eliza D Mrs, widow, res 267 Ninth
Bartlett George, carriage paiuter Sohst Bros, res 57S Ninth
Bartlett George C, bookkeeper S F Savings Union
S F, res 1124 Thirteenth ave
Bartlett George E, cigarmaker, res 72S Linden '
Bartlett Harriet S Mrs, res 939 Union
Bartlett H S, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res 1124 Thir-
teenth ave
Bartlett Jos A, employe Studebaker Manufacturing Co. res
The Centennial
Bartlett M B Mrs, res 578 Ninth
Bartlett Xellie Miss, res 1124 Thirteenth ave
Bartlett Pliny (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton) res 1311 Frank-
lin
Bartlett Pliny V S, asst U S Geological Survey, res 1311
Franklin
Bartlett Sarah A C Mrs, res 1124 Thirteenth ave
Bartlett Thomas J, carpenter, res 1664 Twenty-first ave
Bartlett William, tailor, S F, res 602 Fourteenth
Bartlett Wm C, editor S F Bulletin, res 477 Prospect
Bartling Bertha Miss, res 719 Fourteenth
Bartling Grace Miss, res 719 Fourteenth
Bartling H M Mrs, res 719 Fourteenth
Barton , carpenter W T Veitcli
Barton Carrie A Mrs, coffee house Twenty-third ave Station
Barton H, switchman S P Co, res 973 Seventh
Basch Emily Mrs, res 951 Webster
Bascizza George, Morning Sun Restaurant 1157 Seventh.
pea -arae
Base Ball Grounds, San Pable ave nr Folsom, Golden (Tate
shford Edward L, res 1379 Harrison
tiford Frances A Mrs, widow, res 1379 Harrison
Basler Wm, baker, res n s Forty-Fifth nr Grove
Basnett Dora, hinder Pacific Press, res 702 Eleventh
Bass Lav i ilia Mrs, washing and ironing, res B37-J Brash
Bassetl Augustus 8, painter S P Co, res B35 Willow
Basset! Alonzo, stone cutter, res 809 Thirteenth
setl John D, collector, res 702 Eleventh
Basset! El Mrs, employe California Hosiery Co, res 862 Mil-
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sett Henry F, carpenter, res 824 Twenty-second
Bassetl James C, builder, res 766 Twentieth
Bassetl James M, law department S PCo, res 728 Eighth
ett J Frank, real estate, res 96 I Market
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ave, Golden Gate
Bassett Stella, milliner F M Reed & Co, res 809 Thirteenth
Bassett Summerfield, engineer S P Co, res 916 Pine
Bassilo Harry, frnit stand cor Tenth and Broadway, res
Ninth nr Webster
Bastian Charles E, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res Galindo
Hotel
Bastian Frank, res Capital Hotel
Bastian Frederick, blacksmith S P Co, res 1716 Eighth
Bastiano Geffere, cook Philadelphia Restaurant, res 165 Sev-
enth
Batchelder A H, res 545 Twentieth
Batchelder D F, special officer Police Department, res
Nucleus Block
Batchelder Eliza Mrs, dressmaker, res 539 Seventeenth
Batchelder Elmer E, clerk Win F Batchelder, res 565 Fif-
teenth
Batchelder Samuel S, janitor First Presbyterian Church,
res Plavter Block
BATCHELDER WM F, groceries, fruit, &c, 1277
San Pablo ave, res 712 Nineteenth
Batchelder Wm K, carpenter, res 539 Seventeenth
Batchelder P J, carpenter Independent Planing Mills, res
Castro nr Fifth
Bateman Henry, planing mill employe, res 1420 Tenth
Bates A F, clerk John W Epley, res 804 Twelfth
Bates Albert, clerk, res 664 Eighteenth
Bates Alexander F, clerk, res 768 Twelfth
BATES CHAS D, superintendent Alameda Macad-
amizing Co, res 756 Eleventh
Bates Charles D, res 451 B
Bates Ephraim J, contractor, 451 B, res same
Bates Ethel Miss, res 756 Eleventh
Bates Fred, carpenter, res 519 Eighth
Bates George, grip man OCR Co, res 1625 Grove
Batkin Henry, clerk, S F, res 1019 Chester
Batkin L, clerk, S F, res 1217 Eighth
Batterman Lucy A S Mrs, res 840 West
Battles Frank, conductor O R R Co, res Temescal
Bat telle G E (Baker & Battelie) res Alameda
Baudin John P, contractor and builder, res 560 Sixteenth
Baudle L, machinist R R Co, res 929 Wood
Baudrey Daniel, watchman O R R Co, res Temescal
Bauer Antone, bartender Billey Kohler, res 834 Broadway
Bauer C, res 1184 East Fourteenth
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Bauer Flora Miss, res 1184 East Fourteenth
Bauer Peter, capitalist, res 14 Valley
Bauerle A H, res n s Grant ave nr Telegraph
Bauerle John, carpenter, res n s Grant ave nr Telegraph
Bauhofer Hermann, cigarmaker Martin Bauhofer, res 1714
Thirteenth ave
Bauhofer Martin, cigar mfr, 1714 Thirteenth ave. res same
Baum Alois, employe Sol Greenhood. res 633 Fourteenth
Bauman John, contractor and builder, res 1073 Fourteenth
ave
Baumann Michael, laborer, res 2248 Magnolia
Baumgardner Fred, tobacco, S F, re- 911 Myrtle
Baumgarten Jennie Mrs, res 511 Sixth
Baumgarten Mamie Miss, employe California Hosiery Co,
res 511 Sixth
BAUSKE R E, dentist, 10034- Broadway, room 2, res
The Brunswick
Bavina Antonio, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Baxley Alice Miss, res Fruit Vale Heights
Baxley Frances Miss, res Fruit Vale Heights
Baxley George W, drug clerk, res 1955 Union
Baxley John YV machine hand, res 1955 Union
Baxley John \V Jr, carpenter, res 1955 Union
Baxley Mary Mrs, res Fruit Vale Heights
Baxley Samuel A, student, res 1955 Union
Baxley Webb, lumber dealer, S F, res Fruit Vale Heights
Baxley William T, lumber dealer, S F, res Fruit Vale O
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Baxter Edward, clerk S P Co, rea L057 Center PJ
Baxter Ellery K. butcher J B Baxter, rea 26 Watta ^
Baxter Qawley W. capitalist. S F. rea 1236 Adeline
Baxter James, engineer, rea 1916 Linden
Baxter James, driver Qui mby A Remmer, res 810 Twenty- ^
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ter John I>. butcher, nr cor San Pablo ave and Thirty-
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Baxter T Wm, i 7 Thirteenth ave
Wm 8 n r, 8 F. rea L419 Myrtle
Bay City Flour Mills, Samm A Westphal proprs, cor 1
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Bay City Botel, Mra A Lavorel propr, XW cor Washing
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Bay District School, cor San Pablo and Crawford
Bay John, laborer, res 1723 Seventh
Bayle John (Bayle, La Coste & Co) res S F
Bayle, La Coste & Co (John Bayle, John La Coste, John and
Peter Barailles) tripe, Stock Yards and S F
Bayles Abraham, house mover, res 873 Lydia
Bayles Eliza Mrs, res 612 Eleventh ave
Bayles Geo, house mover, res 1630 Adeline
Bayles Joseph, house mover, res 873 Lydia
Bayles Wheeler, house mover, res 873 Lydia
Bayley Alice Miss, res 1409 Castro
Bayley Arthur N, clerk, S F, res 1307 Castro
BAYLEY CHAS H, photographer, 515 Seventh, res
220 North Center
Bayley Geo B, capitalist, S F, res 1307 Castro
Bayley Gertrude Miss, res 1307 Castro
Bayley Guy, student, res 1409 Castro
Bayley J H Mrs, res 1409 Castro
Bayley Josephine Miss, res 1409 Castro
Bayley Norine Miss, student, res 1409 Castro
Bayly Charles F, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Park ave nr Horton
Bayly Henry, foreman Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park
ave
Bayly Henry Jr, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Park ave
Bayly Henry G, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park
ave nr Horton
Bay State Bakery, Joseph N Davidson propr, 520 Four-
teenth
Beach Andrew C, res 552 Albion
Beach Anne Miss, res 677 Third
Beach Charles R, res 677 Third
Beach Clara Miss, res 677 Third
Beach George A, res 1110 Alice
Beach H H, bookkeeper William Peck & Co, S F, res 615
Tenth
Beach John (Harry Inwall & Co) res 418 Twelfth
Beach Mary Miss, clerk Land Title Co, res 677 Third
Beach Robert C, attorney-at-law and seacher records R S
Leckie, 677 Third
Beach Thomas, res 1110 Alice
Beacom W H, teacher English and Penmanship Depue &
Aydelotte's Business College, res 1165 Jackson
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Beadle Charles F, salesman Taft & Penuoyer, res 520 Eigh-
teenth
Behan Gus, clerk Joe Lancaster, res 838 Castro
Beaizley Win B, court clerk, S F, res 940 Filbert
Beakley Henry, tvatchmaker and jeweler, s s Columbus ave
bet Maple and Telegraph aves, res same
Beal Charles, driver Glaze Bros, res 956 Pine
Beal Kirk, special delivery messenger P 0, res 801 Twenty-
sixth
Beal Robert W, clerk John Cushing & Son, res 969 Jefferson
Beal William B, broker, S F, res 576 East Fourteenth
Beale Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 653 Adeline
Beale Jonathan, carpenter William Berry, res 653 Adeline
Beals Charles, laundryman Contra Costra Laundry
Beals H, boilermaker S P Co, res 829 Cedar
Beals Henry, mfr Garland Sewer Traps, 1901 Broadway,
res same
Beals Wm, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Beam Annie Mrs, res San Pablo ave cor Sutter, Golden
Gate
Beam Isaiah W, asst mgr California Wire Works. S F, res
1458 Castro
Beam Joel M, cook, res 1631 Market
Beam Mamie Miss, res 1631 Market
Beam Mary G Miss, res 1352 Franklin
Beaman Archibald F, clerk, S F, res San Pablo ave nr Pow-
ell, Golden Gate
Beaman Harriet L Mrs, res 718 Ninth
Beamer Charles, laborer, res Franklin Hotel
Bean Jackson, bookkeeper EBloomfield, res 1232 San Pablo
ave
Bean Joseph, doormaker California Door Co, res S F
BEAN L D MRS, furnished rooms, 8(>4 Washington
Beau Thomas, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult Blind,
res same
Bean Wm II. sale-man, res 1404 Tenth
Beane AlphonzoG, plasterer, res Parson nr San Pablo ave,
Golden Gate
Beans Archibald, carpenter, re- 513 Ninth
Bear Abraham, switchman S P Co, res 1 L65j Seventh
Bear 13 A. repairer R R shops, res 703 Campbell
Beard Thomas, farmer, pes Lake Shore ave
BEARDSLEY & CRAM (J 8 Beardsley and E G
Cram) real estate and insurance, 470 Tenth
Beardsley Effie Miss, music teacher. L262 Market
Beardsley ( reo, decorator Armstrong A Merchant
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BEARDSIEY J S (Beardsley & Cram) res 1262
Market
Beardsley I. res 1316 Grove
Beardsley Lydia E, 1316 Grove
Beardsley Melvin W, paints, S F, res San Pablo ave nr
Forty-first
Bearmier Alice Mrs, house cleaning, res S37 Brush
Beary William, laborer \Vinthrop House
Beasley J H, agt Grand Rapids Chair Co, res 117S East
Fourteenth
Beasmore Minnie Miss, clerk Mrs S H Harkins, res 1127
Thirteenth ave
Beatty Belle Miss, compositor Pacific Press, res 768 Twen-
tieth
Beattv Josephine Mrs, with Callustro Companv, res Playter
Block
Beatty Mary Mrs. widow, res 76S Twentieth
Beatty Thomas, pressman Pacific Press, res 76S Twentieth
Beaty YVm, carpenter, res 362 Tenth
Beauchamp Joseph E. driver B B £ P R R, res Piedmont
ave nr Mountain View Cemetery
Beaudrv M Florence Miss, res Powell cor Eighth, Golden
Gate
Beaudrv Isabelle Miss, res Powell cor Eighth. Golden Gate
Beaudrv Louis M, farmer, res Powell cor Eighth, Golden
Gate
Beaudrv Louis M Jr, student, res Powell cor Eighth, Golden
Gate
Beaugner Anna Mrs, waitress W C T U Restaursnt, res 803
Isabell
Beauvais Vinnie Mrs, res 951 Grove
Becchio R, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Bechdel Xelson A, machinist R R shops, res 876 Wood
Becht Charles F, res 1168 Webster
Becht Dora Miss, res 879 Twenty-second
Bechtel Fred H, mining, res Fruit Vale ave
Bechtel John, res 1466 Eighth
Bechtold Annie Mrs, res 1169 Center
Beck Ada Miss, res 573 Sixteenth
Beck Emma Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Beek D L Mrs, res 512 Twenty-second
Beck E A Miss, res 573 Sixteenth
Beck Eugene B, commission merchant, S F, res 1339 Alice
Beck E \V. Mrs, res 512 Twentv-second
Beck Frank, res 626 Third
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Beck James, carpenter, res 573 Sixteenth
Beck Louis I, res 1917 Myrtle
Beck Melissa Mrs, res 1062 Twelfth ave
Beck Josephine Mrs, res cor Eighth and Brush
Beck Miles Mrs, res 573 Sixteenth
Beck Robert Mrs, res cor Eighth and Brush
Beck Sarah J Mrs, res 573 Sixteenth
Beck Thomas, gardener, res 1137 Filbert
Beck Walter F (D L Beck & Sons) S F, res 512 Twenty-
second
Beck Wm E, collector, S F, res 1917 Myrtle
Becker Charles, expressman, 1210 Twenty-eighth, res same
Becker Christopher, paper carrier, res 1002 Third
BECKER FEED, butcher wholesale and retail, 829-
S31 Broadway, res 667 Fifth
Becker & Koehler (Peter Becker and Herman Koehler)
saloon, 471 Seventh
Becker Paul, student Hopkins Academy, res Berkeley
Becker Peter, White House Saloon, Seventh, res 512 Fifth
Beckert Gustav, propr Liberty Bakery, 857 Washington, res
317 Seventh
Beckerley Edward, butcher, S F, res 1621 Taylor
Beckerton Charles A, stevedore, S F, res 1411 Tenth
Beckley Wm H, traveling agt Minnesota Thresher Manu-
facturing Co, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Beckman Charles, laundrvman Contra Costa Laundry
Beckwith Alice, compositor Pacific Press, res 914 Wood
Beckwith L Frank, printer, S F, res 914 Wood
Beckwith Mamie, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 914 Wood
Bedbury Andrew, tinner M De La Montanya. res 609
Fourth
Bedbury George W, patent sidewalk layer, res 609 Fourth
Bedell (leorge S, stevedore res 709 Brush
Bedell Jonathan X, cook Brooklyn Restaurant, res Twenty-
first ave and Easl Fourteenth
Beebe C W (Trumbull & Beebe) S F. res .">7o Eighteenth
Beebe Edwin L, cigar.-. [154 Franklin, res same
Beebe Minnie Miss, rea 1121 Campbell
Beebe Nelson II. Laborer s P Co, res 1 121 Campbell
Beebe William B, res L709 Chase
Beeby James, farmer, res w s Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth
BEEBY ROBERT J, harness, saddles, bridles,
whips} horse clothing, etc, harness cleaned and re-
paired, L058 Broadway, rea 624 Twelfth
knian ( Sharles, res 825 Market
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Accurate Market Aborts. ChflMMrf Tnoer in tho Wost.
Oakland Planing Mills, Moiil^ngrBrac^ts! D^ra&sWindTw8rrd]nes
OAKLAND.
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Beekman & Newman (Mrs P Beekrnan and Mrs I Newman)
dressmakers, 825 Market
Beekman Pauline Mrs (Beekman & Newman) res 825 Mar-
ket
Beel Martin S (Harris & Beel) res 1986 Webster
Beensy J H, employe S P Co, res The Centennial
Beer John M, cigar mfr, 703 Twenty-eighth, res same
Beers Joseph M, foundryman, S F, res 636 Valdez
Beggs Harry, salesman, S F, res 407 Sixth
Beggs John, laborer, res 407 Sixth
Behrens Henry C F, physician, 1380 Tenth, res same
Behrens Walter N F, clerk, S F, res 979 Cypress
Behrens Wilhelm, seaman, res 217 Second
Behrmann C Mrs, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave
Behrmann' Henry, butcher Henry Jund, res s s Forty-sixth
nr Shattuck ave
Behrmann John C, saloon, 367 Thirteenth, res same
Behrmann John W, salesman, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck
ave
Behrmann Wm, bottler, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave
Beirs Charles, cabinet maker C Schreiber
Belcher Clara E Miss, res 1143 Myrtle
Belcher Fidelia M Miss, res 1143 Myrtle
Belcher Fred P, drayman, S F, res 1143 Myrtle
Belcher Gilbert L, salesman H P Gregory & Co, S F, res 1133
Myrtle
Belden Edwin S, court stenographer, S F, res 2520 Tele-
graph ave
Belden Ella D Mrs, widow, res 1326 Twelfth
Belden Fannie L Miss, res 1326 Twelfth
Belden Frank, letter carrier, res 1156 Broadway
Belden Harry, cigar mfr, 506 Sixteenth, res same
Belden Harry B, bookkeeper Scotchler & Gottshall res 1326
Twelfth"
Belden Henry K, mgr Hartford Fire Insurance Co, S F, res
1167 Oak
Belden M Mrs, dressmaker, 1169 Washington, res same
Belfils Victor, teamster, res 2304 San Pablo ave
Belknap Joseph, laborer, res Prescott House
Bell A P (Hierlihy, Bell & Co) res 313 Seventh
Bell Charles, gardener, res 1112 Thirtieth
Bell Charles L, miner, res 1713 Lincoln
Bell F A Mrs, The Centennial
Bell Flora Miss, wood carver and china painter and teacher
Field Seminary, res 763 Twelfth
Bell Grant, clerk, S F, res 1231 Myrtle
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Telegraph ave
Bell Henry, res 1112 Thirtieth
Bell Hugh J, carpenter, res 1014 Twenty-fourth
Bell James, res Ross House
Bell Joseph H, builder, res 763 Twelfth
Bell Mary Mrs, res 1052 Twenty-fifth ave
Bell Mary E Miss, res 1360 Webster
Bell Robert E, druggist, 1301 Broadway and 1302 Telegraph
ave, res same
Bell Thomas, contractor and builder, res 767 Thirteenth
Bell W G, tallyman, res 1311 San Pablo ave
Bell Win, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res St John
Bell William S, miner, res 1713 Lincoln
Bell Win H, caulker, S F, res 1863 Seventh
Bell William T, phvsician, S F, res 1360 Webster
Bell William T Jr, res 1360 Webster
Bella rs Wm T, carpet cleaning, res 922 Center
Bellermann Emil, asst cashier Pacific Bank, S F, res n s
Summer nr Adeline
Bellershein Geo J, special insurance agt iEtna Co, res 873
Filbert
Belle vue Nursery, Albert Vinther propr, Piedmont ave nr
Booth
Bellew Delcar, plumber, res 1912 Myrtle
Bellier Edouard, plumber, res Capital House
Belli n gall Catherine Mrs, res 227 Tenth
Bellingall Cora V Miss, student, res 1415 Filbert
Bellingall Peter W, customs broker, S F, res 1415 Filbert
Bellingall Ralph, clerk, S F, res 1415 Filbert
Bellman John, bricklayer, res Weber Hotel
Bclloir Peter, conductor S P Co, res 1222 Chestnut
Belmont Stables, 806 Broadway
Belott C T, painter Farwell & Russell
Belouze Win, capitalist, res 1773 Seventh
Below Wilhelm, upholsterer, res San Pablo ave nr Klinkner
ave. ( Jnlden ( fate
Belrose Eugene, floorman Dashaway Stables, rea 370 Elev-
enth
Belrose Louis, conductor O C Co, res 2310 San Pablo ave
Briton Owen, re- 908 East Sixteenth
Bemis Orlando, butcher, 479 East Twelfth, res East Oak-
land Hotel
Bendal Charles, monlder, res 206 Hannah
Bendel Hermann (Tillmann A- Bendel) S F, res NE cor
Third and Alice
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K | Benedict Emanuel, barher James Washington, res 848 Thir- J
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|f Benedict Emily C Miss, dressmaker, 261 Twelfth, res same ^.
X | BENEDICT NEWTON, (Benedict, Capell & Co) ^ JE
• -* notary public, res 1607 Ninth ave
5 ?J Benfra William, carpenter, res Geischen House
•* Bengton John, teamster Wm T Sagehorn, res 603 Sixth
**-*^> Benham A M (Benham & Thomas) res 554 Thirteenth
- " Benham A Morse, pianos, S F, res 554 Thirteenth
BENHAM & THOMAS (A M Benham and W K ' O
Thomas) real estate, insurance and investors, 471 ^\
Ninth y
Benham T W , lieut U S Revenue Service, res 1067 Brush -^^~
Benjamin Clayton J, res 1067 Sixteenth j hh
Benjamin C J Mrs, music teacher, 1067 Sixteenth q
Benjamin Ed H, clerk City Supt of Streets, res 722 Tenth
Benjamin O A Mrs, res 869 East Fifteenth
Benjamin Philip L, atty-at-law, S F, res 2223 Elm
Beiike A W, carriage painter, res 410 Tenth
Benner Edwin, pattern maker, res 777 Sixteenth
Benner Ehvin, constructing engineer, res Columbus ave cor
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Benner Harry, insurance clerk, res 777 Sixteenth M ^
Bennet Cordelia Miss, res 922 Tenth ^ y
Bennet Eleanor Miss, res 922 Tenth Q
Bennet Frances H Mrs, res 174 Sixth £ <j
Bennet Thomas, mgr Accident Department Pacific Mutual £ S
Insurance Co, S F, res 922 Tenth *■ ^
Bennett Alfred A, carpenter, res 861 Twenty-seventh P
Bennett Alfred E, foreman San Francisco Planing Mills, ^ PJ
S F, res 540 Twenty-second
Bennett Bernard, fruit peddler, res 653 Jackson
Bennett Charles, fruit pedler, res 653 Jackson
Bennett Charles R, sec Society S V, S F, res 1211 WTest
Bennett Charles S (Bennett, Knowlton & Co) res 463 Third
Bennett E'A Mrs, res 2225 Chestnut $
Bennett Edward M, railway conductor, res 2067 San Pablo
ave
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MWKIJi'S PAINTS, OILS & GLASS-
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Bennett E M Mrs, res 2067 San Pablo ave
Bennett Emma J Miss, res 721 Sixth
Bennett Harry, res 973 Fifth ave
Bennett Henry F, carpenter, res 215 Fifth
Bennett I Newton, farmer, res 972 East Seventeenth
Bennett Robert H, res cor Adeline and E Fourteenth
Bennett Robert H Jr, clerk, res Adeline nr East Fourteenth
Bennett Herbert W, professor music, res 1212 Webster
Bennett Herbert R, student Sackett School, res 563 Fif-
teenth
Bennett Irwin, clerk Central Supply Co, res 1212 Webster
Bennett Jennie Miss, res 2067 San Pablo ave
BENNETT, KNOWLTON & CO (C B Bennett,
George K Knowlton and Win Gav) proprietors Novelty
Wood Works, 463 Third
Bennett L J (Bennett & Son) res 1310 San Pablo ave
Bennett Maggie Miss, employe Cotton Mills, E 0, res 823
Filbert
Bennett Maggie A Miss, res 721 Sixth
Bennett Orvill D, machine hand Eagle Planing Mill, res s s
Sixth bet Brush and Castro
Bennett & Son (V E and L J Bennett) groceries, fruits and
produce, 1308 San Pablo ave
Bennett Theodore A, driver W A Rouse & Co, res 222"
Chestnut
Bennett Thomas, Pacific Mutual Life and Accident In-
surance, S F, res 922 Tenth
Bennett V E (Bennett & Son) res 1310 San Pablo ave
Bennett Win D, fireman Electric Light, Oakland Pier, res
360 Tenth
Bennett W'm R, clerk, res 721 Sixth
Bennison Andrew B, traveling agt, S F, res 7.78 Nineteenth
BeunisoD Edward, res 1302 Tenth
Bennison George E, mining, res L302 Tenth
Bennison .lame-, employe Win II Weilbye, res Lusk off
Fori ieth
Benoil Pierre, rea 567 Second
Benson A lanson, rea 1 1 ic> Filbert
Benson Carrie L Miss, rea 956 Twelfth
Benson George M. rea 956 Twelfth
Benson 1 Eenry A. rea 956 Twelfth
Benson Julia 8 Miss, rea 2154 Chestnut
Benson Nellie M Miss, rea 1116 Filberl
BENSON PATRICK F, attorney-at-law 456
Eighth, rooms 2 and 5, rea 43 I Turk. 8 I""
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Twenty-first ave
Benter Amelia Mrs, res 229 Hannah
Benter Henry, fringe maker, res 229 Hannah
Benter John 0, fringe maker, res 229 Hannah
Bentlev David H, supt Honduras Mining Co, res 1365Tenth
Bentley Frank S, clerk, S F, res 258 Eighth
Bentlev Lettie E Miss, teacher Franklin School, res 580
Twentieth
Bentley M A Mrs, colorist E D Ormsbv, res 1162 Market
Bentley Mary C Miss, res 1162 Market
Bentley Mary W Mrs, musi< teacher, 258 Eighth, res same
Bentley R Rev, presiding elder M E Church, res 1014
Broadway '
Bentley William G, clerk, res 1162 Market
Bentley W R, capitalist, res Market St House
Bento Antone, laborer S P Co
Benton Joseph A Rev, professor Theological Seminary, res
437 Hawthorne
Benton Joseph A Tr, student State University, res 573
Thirty-fifth
Benton Robert G, farmer, res 573 Thirty-fifth
Bentz Henry C, clerk F Senram & Co, res 317 Eleventh
Benzon August F, commission merchant, S F, res 1036
Chester
Berar Achille, Oakland French Laundry, res 960 Twenty-
ninth
Bercovich Abraham (Bercovich Bros) res 320 Fourth
Bercovich Augusta, res 320 Fourth
Bercovich Brothers (Louis and Abraham) NE cor Fourth
and Webster
Bercovich Burt, clerk H M Coffee, res 324 Fourth
Bercovich Henry, cigar maker, res 320 Fourth
Bercovich Louis (Bercovich Bros) res 322 Fourth
Bercovich Samuel, coremaker City Brass Works, res 320
Fourth
Berdan George N, carpenter, S F, res 961 Chester
Berdan Minnie Mus, res 961 Chester
Beretta Csesar L, stenographer, S F, res 957 Fourth ave
Beretta Celestine Miss, res 957 Fourth ave
Beretta Italo, optician, res 957 Fourth ave
Beretta Wm, bookkeeper, S F, res 957 Fourth ave
Berg Charles, laborer, res 983 Center
Berge F J, stock broker, res 1120 Washington
Berg H T, mariner, res 1571 Fifth
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Berg Maurice A, artists' materials, pictures, frames, ifcc, 1105
Washington, res Alameda
Bergen Peter J, machinist, 660 Washington
Berger Carl F, student, res 1037 Linden
Berber Ella Miss, music teacher, res 14.~>4 Tenth ave
Berger Fred, machinist R R shops, res 515 Broderick, S F
Berger John W, auditor Oakland Bank of Savings, res 1454
Tenth ave
Berger Lillian Miss, teacher, res 1454 Tenth ave
Berger Nicholas, laborer S P Co, res 1373 Eighteenth
Berges Baptiste, laundryman French Laundry, res 1515 San
Pablo ave
Berghoff Peter, coachman Francis M Smith, res cor Eighth
ave andl£ast Twenty-fourth
Bergman Minnie, domestic, 941 Adeline
Bergner Charles F, res 34 Hannah
Bergtholdt Christian, res 866 Castro
Beringer Minnie Miss, res 105o Washington
Berit Jules, fish peddler, res 416 Second
Berit Peter, fish and poultrv dealer, 421 Second
BERKELEY CITY DIRECTORY, F M Hus-
ted publisher, 604 Merchant St, S F, and Hardy's Book-
Store, 961 Broadway, Oakland
Berkeley Samuel, pile driver, res Railroad Exchange
j Berkmeyer Anton, sausage maker, res 907 East Twelfth
Be r km an G, carpenter, res 1769 Goss (up stairs)
Berlin Charles, farmer, res Fruit Vale
Berlin C II. real estate, 408 Ninth
Berling John, engineer, res 1111 Sixteenth ave
Berminghain Mollie, domestic, 1335 Myrtle
Bernal Charles, mattress maker E Hook, res end of Mitchell
Bernal Eugene, plaster grader Kelletl & McMurray, res
Fruit Vale
Bernal Louis, res end of Mitchell
Bernal Maria Mrs, res end of Mitchell
Bernaldo Joseph, laborer California Pottery and Teria Cotta
Co
Bernamayon Josie Miss, fruit store, 1147-j E Fourteentl
res 2037 E Fourteenth
Bernamayon Madeline Mrs, rea 2037 E Fourteenth
Bernard John (Cruz & Bernard) res 221 Helen
Bernard Joseph (Garcia & Bernard) res 916 E sixteenth
Bernard Joseph, Lahorer, res 1710 Pacific
Bernard Otto Albert, I' 8 Commissioner, res L410 Tenth
Bernardo Joseph F, saloon, 751 Willow, res 1 7 7 ii Atlantic
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house from Telegraph ave
Bernett Gretchen Miss, res 607 Sixth
Bernett Herman, compositor, res 607 Sixth
Bernett P Mrs, res 607 Sixth
Bernett Richard, pressman Oakland Journal, res 607 Sixth
Bernhardt Charles, res 312 Sixth
Bernheim Emanuel, res 114 Eleventh
Bernheim Maurice H, boots and shoes, S F, res 114 Elev-
enth
Bernheim Willie A, traveling agt, res 114 Eleventh
Berninger Gussie Miss, res 313 Tenth
Bernstein Edward, notary public, 468 Ninth, res 1018 Jef-
ferson
Bernstein Fred E (Bernstein & Von Adelung) res 1018 Jef-
ferson
Bernstein Flora Miss, res 1018 Jefferson
Bernstein Ida E Miss, saleslady Bernstein & Von Adelung
Bernstein Isaac, salesman J Letter, res 612 Fourth
Bernstein & Von Adelung (Fred E Bernstein and Alexis
Von Adelung) dry goods, 1057 Broadway
Berrey David, harness and saddlery, 423 Eighth, res 828
Webster
Berrien Richard C, painter, res 823 Kirkham
Berry Anna Miss, milliner, res 995 Center
Berry Arthur W, student, res 916 Filbert
Berry Charles, laborer, res 905 E Fifteenth
Berry Charles O, millwright Eagle Box Co, res 1727 William
Berry Eva A Miss, res 469 E Eleventh
Berry Frederick T, insurance agt, S F, res 997 Center
Berry George, res 995 Center
Berry James C, bar tender Newland House, res same
Berry John, res 873 Peralta
Berry John, carpenter William Berry, 1608 William
Berry John, tailor, res 1727 William
Berry Lizzie Miss, res 995 Center
Berry Lucy, dressmaker, res 828 Webster
Berry Mabel Miss, res 916 Filbert
Berry Mary Miss, operator Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Co, res 995 Center
Berry Mary J Mrs, widow, res 995 Center
Berry May Miss, forelady ironing room Contra Costa
Laundry
Berry Nathaniel W, res 916 Filbert
Berry N G Mrs, res Newland House
Berry Richard, saloon keeper, res 1523 Fifth
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
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Berry William, carpenter, 1786 Division, res same •
Berry Win, mining, res 469 E Eleventh
Berry William R, bookkeeper, S F, res 995 Center
Berry Zora B Miss, res 469 E Eleventh
Berwick Alexander, iron moulder, res 149 Ninth
Berwick Chas C, plumber, res 1409 Ninth
.Berwick David, res 1409 Ninth
Berwick David Jr, plumber, res 1409 Ninth
Berwick Edith Miss, res 1409 Ninth
Berwick Edward, machinist, res 1409 Ninth
Berwick Fred C, pattern maker, res 1409 Ninth
Besancon Eugene, boots and shoes, 1260 San Pablo ave, res
same
Besse Joseph O, salesman, S F, res 1157 Peralta
Besser Saven, blacksmith, res 1569 Fifth
Betancue A M Miss, res 487 Twenty-sixth
Betancue Joseph, life insurance agt, res 475 Ninth
Betancue Joseph F, contractor, 509 Eleventh, res 487 Twen-
ty-sixth
Betancue Lizzie C Miss, teacher Durant School, res 487
Twenty-sixth
Betkin Henry M, cashier, S F, res 914 Chester
Betmon John, laborer Boyle, La Coste & Co, res nr Stock
Yard Station
Betten Henry, butcher, res 575 Third
Bettencourt Antone de S, res 1462 Fifth
Bcttencourt J de S, physician, res 1462 Fifth
Px'ttes Adoniram, carpenter, res 863 Alice
Bettman J J, capitalist, res Galindo Hotel
Betts Albert G, student Sackett School, res 1124 Myrtle
Betta Lizzie Miss, teacher kindergarten, res 1124 Myrtle
Betta Mary, widow, res 694 Twenty-seventh
Betts Win N, carriage spring mfr, S F, res 1124 Myrtle
Betz Geo, res 629 Brush
Betz Henry, teamster, res 661 Third
Betz Philip, res 852 Franklin
Bevan William II, carpenter, res Rockridge Park
Beyer Win E, pea L218 Fourteenth
Beynon Benjamin P, engineer Judson Manufacturing Co,
rea Forty-tjiird cor Balem
Beynon John, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, rea Forty-
third cor Salem
Beynon Martha •! Mi — , rea Forty-third cor Balem
Beynon Mary .1 Mrs, rea Forty-third cor Salem
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Beynon William, saloon, Park ave nr Halleck, Emeryville,
res same
Beyer Wm C, saloon, S F, res 1218 Fourteenth
Bialoglowski J, junk, 414 Sixth, res same
Bibber Thomas, driver Louis Shaffer, res 555 Sixth
Bibby Richard, builder, res 1263 E Eleventh
Bibins AC Miss, res 1705 Eighth
Bible Students' Library, published weekly by Pacific Press
Publishing Co, cor Twelfth and Castro
Bice John, engineer S P Co, res 726 Chester
Bickel H T, vice-pres Washington College, Irvington, res
419 Delger
Bickerton A Miss, res 626 Seventeenth
Bickerton J R, res 626 Seventeenth
Bicycle Repairing Shop, MONIAK PAUL LEON-
ARD, 1414 San Pablo ave
Bidache & Junqua (P Bidache and U Junqua) proprs Oak-
land French Bakery, 820 Franklin
Bidache P (Bidache & Junqua) res 820 Franklin
Biddle Walter S, clerk C B Seymour, res Grand Central
House
Bidleman Enoch G, wholesale liquors, S F, res 117 Thir-
teenth
Bidwell J P Mrs, res 1359 Brush
Bidenbach C L, principal Peralta District Public School, res
Humboldt ave nr D wight Way
Bielawski Susan Mrs, dressmaker, 1503 Seventh, res same
Bielawski Wm, cigar dealer, S F, res 1503 Seventh
Bieler Frank, wines and liquors, 809 E Fourteenth, res
same
Bierce A D Mrs, res' 549 Twenty-second
Bierce A S, employe U S Mint, S F, res 1013 Fourteenth
Bierce F L Mrs, res 549 Twenty-second
Biers Charles H, cabinet maker, res 961 Twenty-sixth
Biers Bella Miss, res 961 Twenty-sixth
Biers Bella, domestic 1412 Castro
Bigelow C A Mrs, the Bigelow Shirt to order, 1486 San
Pablo ave, res 1490 San Pablo ave
Bigelow C E, res Tubbs Hotel
Bigelow Elijah, real estate and insurance, 458 Ninth, res
762 Thirteenth
Bigelow H Allen, res 910 Willow
Bigelow G L, commercial traveler, res 829 Willow
Bigelow H L Mrs, hot air baths, res 1304 Eighth
Bigelow L E Miss, res 1157 Jefferson
Bigelow Miss, res Nucleus House
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Bigelow 0 E, picture frames and mouldings, 1486 San Pablo
ave, res 1490 San Pablo ave
Bigelow Walter S, res 722 Sycamore
Biggins Win M, contractor, res 1413 West
Biggs Theodore P, banjo mfr, 369 Thirteenth
BIG GUN SALOON, Stewart & Comstock proprie-
tors, cor Seventh and Cedar
Bignama Frank, carpenter Wm H Weilbye, res 566 Twenty-
second
Bignami C Mrs, res 566 Charter
Bignami Dominick, architect, S F, res 560 Charter
Bilger F W, collector The Oakland Paving Co, res 353 East
Fifteenth
BILLESBACK GEORGE, saloon, 477 Eighth,
res same
Billings Charles E, painter and paper hanger, res 1S27 Sev-
enth
Billings Martha S Mrs, widow, res Vernon Heights
Billington Clara W, milliner F M Reed & Co, res 1014 Ches-
ter
Billington Isaac F, clerk, S F, res 1014 Chester
Billis James, res Forty-fifth nr Adeline
Bills John H, collector Amador Marble Co, res 1420+ San
Pablo ave
Bills Minnie Miss, res 1420+ San Pablo ave
Bills Rel-ecca A Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 1060 Sev-
enth ave
Biltz Frederick R, agl Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co, res
270 Seventh
Binder Geo J, theological student, res Is 1 Plymouth ave
Bingham Adelaide Mrs. res 504 Fifteenth
Bingham Evangeline E Miss, physician, ">(|i Fifteenth, res
same
Bingham -I 1>. employe Burnham-Standeford Co
I>i • i Sarango, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Bionepini Ottavio, blacksmith, res St Louis Hous
Bird A S Miss, res 605 Tenth
Bird Frank, employe S P Co, rea L 159 Seventh
Bird Mary Miss, rea 225 Ettie
Bird Mary A Mrs, rea H6 E Twenty-third
Bird Mrs, rea 1 159 Seventh
Bird Peter, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, rea Com-
mercial I 'ni<>U I Intel
Bird William, barber, rea s,|s Jefferson
Bird William A, carpenter, rea L075 Twenty-second ave
Birdsall Eliza A Mrs, pee L227 Eleventh a
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Whittier, Fuller & Co. *"%£ Sag?"* r„
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Births August, laborer, res Overland House
* Bisazzi F G, propr Long Branch Restaurant, 1165 Franklin,
^ & res same pW
< | Bisbey Frank, hopperman Oregon Improvement Co, res 620 cc py
* £> Franklin § h^
-S £ Bisbev Frank, machine hand Pacific Coast Planing Mill gl ^cj
. * BISBEE S B MISS, school for young ladies and | hJ
^ 5J little girls N W cor Seventh ave and E Sixteenth, £•
-. res same £ O
Bischoff Michael, employe Pacific Iron and Xail Co, 1005 i k*
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Qh BISHOP A W, attorney-at-law and secretary Mutual (&4
^£ Endowment Association of Oakland, 906 Broadway F g
L^ rooms 12 and 13, res 1165 Jackson p HH
£*T J Bishop Chauncev G, Deputv County Assessor, res 813 Twen- bd 2
W tieth § Q
Bishop Edgar, agt Oakland Art Pottery and Terra Cotta ~ ^
^"* Works, office 1355 Broadway, res 1165 West * 5
^J ' Bishop Emma Miss, res 415 Tenth q
ly> Bishop Ellen, domestic James A Johnson, 1369 Thirteenth g hh
r! ave 5" u
W Bishop Frank, clerk E G Buswell & Co, res 415 Fourth f- Pi
(ij Bishop George D, carpenter S P Co, res 951 Wood s CC
J^ Bishop Homer, res V62 Chestnut «
^^ Bishop Howard, paper hanger E G Buswell & Co, res 415 S*
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[ij Bishop Ira, mgr S F Tool Co, res 1545 Webster (•
Bishop J, carpenter R R shops, res 1611 Twelfth •
Bishop John, carpenter, res 602 Sixteenth gj
Bishop Lester, carpenter, res 813 Twentieth •
Bishop Lucius D, carpenter Eagle Planing Mills, res 869 |^
Washington K,
Bishop Mis, res Home for Aged Women H
Bishop Nellie, domestic, 367 E Fourteenth ^H
Bishop Peter A, clerk John Hanly, res 1709 Seventh CL^
Bishop Robert, teamster E G Buswell & Co, res 415 Fourth f*J
Bissell Wm C, clerk S F, res 511 Seventeenth
q" Bitterly Justine, cook Elite Restaurant, res 233 Second
Q3 Bitterly Mamie Miss, res cor Second and Alice
Bittermann Charles, Brooklvn Meat Market. 765 E Twelfth, ^
res 612 E Fifteenth ^ 2
Bitters H, carpenter, res Prescott House
Bittner Amelia Miss, res 1017 E Fifteenth
RflRFRT I RPPRY THE leading harness maker.
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Biven Amelia Miss, res 1422 Twelfth •
Biven Frederick, compositor Bulletin, S F, res 1422 Twelfth ?LpS
£ Q Bivina Abbie C Miss, res 1705 Eighth Sj
I J Bixbv F A Miss, res 1311 Sixteenth ave B
CQ J Bixby Levi R, res 1462 Brush [S
. ^ Bixby Levi S, Deputy County Assessor, res 1470 Brush §g!
-^ ^ Bizlov Susan, domestic, 904 Filbert pj
i— O Bjorqvist Andrew, laborer, res Overland House P==a
Blachowski Thomas, carpenter, res 1216 Magnolia ^^m
ft Black Albert, Co-operative Ice Co, 1318 Eighth <s=*a
^ Black Albert L, student, res 1281 Eighth f^
(A Black Alex W, salesman Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing _^
j Co, res 1311 Telegraph ave |S»
fa Black Charles A, bricklayer, res 837 Twenty-ninth
3 Black Clara K Mrs, res Lynde bet Peralta and Fruit Vale
CL aves
Black D, operator S P Co, res 931 Pine
mJ} Black Fred F, expressman, res 1672 Atlantic 2^»
Black George, groceries, wines and liquors, 1700 Seventh, ,_ J
5n3 res 863 Willow ^
IjM Black Georgie Miss/bookkeeper George Black, res 863 Wil- 8*
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■5P BLACK H C, successor to Arper Bros, Illuminating ^J
BJ and Lubricating Oils SE cor Ninth and Webster, res n=-j
1381 Eighth ^J
Black Henry, res 668 Fourteenth
|"^ Black II C, driver SE cor Webster and Ninth, res 619 Nine
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r^ Black Josiah, carpenter, res 837 Twenty-ninth 00
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Blackburn Angie Miss, res 719 Fourth W
Blackburn Charles, woodworker Hugh Frazer, res 719 r*
Fourth
Blackburn Grace Miss, res Green nr Hallett ave, Stock
Yards
Blackburn Joel L, cattle dealer, rea Green nr Hallett ave, jjj
StockYarda H
Blacketl Mary M Mrs, rea 931 Magnolia H
Blackford Wm M, studenl John Yule, rea I860 Brush fl
Blackie Walter, rea L330 Filbert DO
Blackman Wm II, painter W W Tucker, 51 I Fifteenth
Blackwell M D, clerk JAS A JOYCE, rea The Ailing
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Blackwell M E Mrs, rea L015 Eighth
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Blackwood Elia Miss, teacher, res 1210 Fourteenth
Blackwood James, plumber Alex H McKown
Blackwood Rebecca Miss, student, res 1210 Fourteenth
Blackwood Richard H, Janitor High School, res 1210
Fourteenth
Blackwood Robert, student, res 1210 Fourteenth
Blaess M & Co, (John Winter and M Blaess) restaurant,
1804 Seventh
Blaikie George, student, res 1720 Chase
Blaikie George W, ship joiner, res 1720 Chase
Blaikie R T, carpenter Eagle Planing Mill, res G14 Four-
teenth
Blaikie Sadie T Miss, dressmaker, res 1720 Chase
Blaine Caroline M Mrs, res 1263 Webster
Blaine J D Rev, res 1263 Webster
Blair George M, stair builder, 511 Second, res 1016 Clay
BLAIR P A MRS, proprietor The Centennial^ 524
Fourteenth, res same
Blair Penelope Mrs, widow, florist Piedmont ave nr Moun-
tain View Cemetery, res same
Blair Wm, rancher Piedmont, res Blair ranch
Blair's Piedmont Nursery, Mrs W M Blair propr, Piedmont
Blair's Ranch, estate of Walter Blair propr, Piedmont
Blais Henry, stableman V L Fortin, res 764 Fourth
Blais Honore, hostler V L Fortin, res 720 Fourth
Blake A G, civil engineer S P Co, res 567 Fifth
Blake A L Mrs, widow, res 567 Fifth
Blake Alfred E, painter, S F, res 567 Fifth
Blake Alice Miss, res 1865 Telegraph ave
BLAKE CHAS T, secretary The -Oakland
Co, res- Berkeley
Blake Edith R Miss, music teacher, res 567 Fifth
Blake Ella Miss, student, S F, res 567 Fifth
Blake George, sawyer Eagle Box & Manufacturing Co
Blake Harriet A Mrs, res 1665 Grove
Blake Helen M, res 690 Twenty-fifth
Blake Henry L, painter, 567 Fifth
BLAKE HOUSE, Mrs M K Blake proprietor, XE
cor Eleventh and Clay
Blake Lincoln, res 567 Fifth
Blake Mary E Mrs, res 1865 Telegraph ave
Blake May Miss, student, res Peralta ave
Blake Mary B Miss, res Blake House
BLAKE M K MRS. proprietor Blake House, res
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way cor Eighth
Blake Phil, carpenter Jones & Co
Blake Philip H, real estate, S F, res Peralta ave
Blake Philip H Jr, student, res Peralta ave
Blake R Mrs, dressmaker, 315 Seventh, res same
Blake Rose, domestic 976 Cypress
Blake Wm, painter W W Tucker, res n s Linden bet Cherry
and Liberty
Blake Win, gardener Mrs E J Storr, 980 Fifth ave
Blakeley Theron M, job printer Pacific Press, res 1457 West
Blakeley Theron M Jr, job printer Pacific Press, res 829
Fourteenth
Blaker James, first officer ferry steamer Oakland, res 659
Jackson
Blakeslie Ella Miss, teacher wood carving, res 635 Four-
teenth
Blakeway John H, meter maker Oakland Gas Light and
Heat Co, res 527 Seventh
BlakeyE J, carpenter, res 915 E Fifteenth
Blakey Richard, carpenter, res 913 E Fifteenth
Blakney George W, carpenter R R shops, res 1557 Seventh
Blanc Amedee, clerk, S F, res 1120 Peralta
Blanch ard Addison L, carpenter, res 1625 Seventh ave
BLANCHARD A F, proprietor Oakland Trunk
Factory, 403 Twelfth, res 571 Thirty-sixth
Blanchard J M, engineer S P Co, res 1715 Lincoln
Blanchard L, locksmith Oakland Trunk Factory, res Ala-
meda
Blaner John, rea 460 Fifth
Blankenship George, compositor, rea Nucleus House
Blankman II G, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, rea same
Blasdel Enoch W, capitalist, res 1164 Alice
Blasdel II (J. S 1\ rea cor Twenty-third ave and El Twenty-
fifth
-in- Charles \\ carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co, res
L731 Myrtle
Blessing Lucy Miss, domestic, res L387 Alice
Bletheu Albion k P, door maker California Door Co, res
475 Twenty-fourth
Blether Alice A Miss, Btudent, rea "><'>s E Fourteenth
Blethen Arabine Miss, rea 175 Twenty-fourth
Blether] C C, machinist, rea Overland Bouse
Blethen C B, engineer Easl Oakland Planing Mill, res East
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Blethen E 0, salesman, S F, res 1032 Linden
Blethen Frank M, sawyer Eagle Planing Mill, res 7:J7 Fil-
bert
Blethen George W, student, res 568 E Fourteenth
Blethen James E, carpenter, res 568 E Fourteenth
Blethen Lizzie A Miss, res 475 Twenty-fourth
Blethen Sarah E Miss, res 568 East Fourteenth
Bleuel Caeius T, salesman Hickok & Son, res cor Seventh
nd Harrison
Bleuel Morris J, salesman Bay City Mills, res 854 Harrison
Bleydorn J, fine candies, 1754 Sev'enth, res Twenty-third
ave, East Oakland
Bliss Benjamin B, clerk, res 576 Third
Bliss Ezra S, news dealer, 466 Seventh, res 576 Third
Bliss James, res 1609 West
Bliss J A (J R Mott & Co) res 1365 Broadway
Bliss Mary M Mrs, res 870 Twentieth
Bliss Sadie Miss, dressmaker, res 1609 West
Bliss Theodore H, gateman Narrow Gauge, res 1609
West
Blitzen Chas O, res 603 Broadway
Block Israel, cigar dealer, S F, res 1479 San Pablo ave
Block Joseph, commission agt, S F, res 814 Sixteenth
Blodgett Clara A Mrs, teacher Temescal School, res 2920
Maple
Blodgett Ellis G, shoemaker, S F, res 1417 Thirteenth
Blois Johnson, carpenter, res 1756 Taylor
Blomquist Olof, watchmaker, res 1664 Nineteenth ave
Blood Warren H, physician and surgeon, 855 Center, res
same
BLOOD WM F, secretary Oakland Home Insurance
Co, 953 Washington, res cor E Twenty-ninth and
Fourteenth ave
Bloom Andre J, clerk George Bloom, res 953 Franklin
Bloom Douglas, engineer S P Co, res 1169 Seventh
Bloom E W, fireman S P Co, res R R Exchange
Bloom Farley V, clerk George Bloom, res 953 Franklin
Bloom George, groceries and saloon, 951 Franklin, res 953
Franklin
Bloom George W (Bloom & Hall) res 1246 San Pablo ave
Bloom & Hall (George W Bloom and Leon E Hall) guns,
rifles, pistols, etc, 1246 San Pablo ave
Bloom Harry, wiper 0 R R Co, res Temescal
Bloom Jacob, tailor, res 953 Franklin
Bloomer John, gardener, res 1054 Broadway
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Pablo ave, res same
Blote Martin C, bookkeeper C C Water Co, res 122S Frank-
lin
Blote Wm E, collector Contra Costa Water Co, res 1165 Jef-
ferson
Blouin Damase, driver Livery Stable, res Eureka Hotel
Blow Alfred H, student, res 305 Fifth
Blow Sarah M Miss, res The Arlington
lZ O Blow Susan M Mrs, res The Arlington
Blow W \V, real estate and insurance, 454 Ninth, res 303
Fifth
Blowskie T, carpenter R R shops, res 2216 Magnolia
BLUETT W H, M D, specialist in chronic dis-
eases, 1069 Broadway cor Twelfth, res 1120 Washing-
ton, cor Thirteenth, office hours 9 to 12 am, 1:30 to
4:30 p m, 7 to 9 p m
Blum Harry, wiper Oakland R R Co, res s s Columbus ave
bet Maple and Telegraph ave
4^1 Blumberg Louis E, clerk, res 717 Tenth
Qjj Blumberg Robert L, ship carpenter, res 1412 Brush
HBluning Annie Mrs, res 1400 Eleventh
Bluel Caspar, miller B E Hickok & Son
Blvthe Florence Miss, res 456 E Seventeenth
rM BOARD OF POLICE AND FIRE COM-
P4 MISSIONERS, E W Playter president. C L
WDam secretary, City Hall
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, J West Mar-
Jjj tin president, C L Dam secretary, City Hall
B BOARD OF TRADE 0 F OAKLAND
*+ CITY AND ALAMEDA COUNTY,
&A Frank J Moffitt president, ('has M Plumb secretary.
^| rooms 461 Tenth
kJj BOAEDMAN CHAS T, county clerk, Hall of
3C Records, res Galindo Hotel
HBoardman C T Mrs, elocutionist, 1156 Broadway, res same
Boardman Edgar, res 940 Poplar
\ Boardman Frank F, res 456 Eighth
Boardman G 8 Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
HBoardman Joseph, real estate, res 725 Eighth
Boardman L Edgar, bookkeeper Union Savings Bank, res
940 Poplar '
Boardman Mary V Mrs, res 1769 Seward
P"HI r.oardiiuin YV V Mrs, n-s \M\ Eighth
^ BOARDMAN WM F, civil engineer, 4£6 Eighth,
1^1 nmiiis I and .">, res 1:115 Grove
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Boatman J C, collector, res 566 E Eleventh
Bobbet James, plumber Bonham & Holmes, res 960 Wash-
ington
566
Bobbett Adolph, employe California Door Co, res
Twenty-second
Bocassi Peter, laborer, res 1405 Thirteenth
Boccard Albert, cabinet maker, res 464 A
: Boccard E Mrs, dressmaker, 464 A
Boccard Frank, cabinet maker, res 464 A
Bock Carrie Mrs, janitor Harrison School, res 816 Sixth
Bock Charles, wheelwright Sohst Bros, res 316 Sixth
Bock G, machinist Burnham-Standeford Co, res 657 Alice
Bock Henry 0, car repairer, S F, res 1237 Peralta
Bockelmann Harry, saloon, Adeline cor Felton, Lorin, res
same
Bockius Frances Mrs, widow, res 1020 Chestnut
Bocqueraz P, capitalist, res 829 Clay
Bode Henry C W, carpenter, res 1455 Fifth
Bode Julius G, machinist Oakland Iron Works, res 317
Eleventh
Bodell James, mill hand, res 616 Third
Bodell John, city employe, res 616 Third
Boden Bertha, domestic, 1353 Twelfth
, Bodle F S, physician and druggist, 1673 San Pablo ave, res
1671 San Pablo ave
Bodwell Martha J Mrs, widow, res Shell Mound Station
Bodwell Samuel L, student, res Shell Mound Station
Boek Annie M Miss, res 768 Fifteenth
1 Boek Emma Miss, res 768 Fifteenth
Boek Herman A, bottling works, res 76S Fifteenth
Boek Lizzie Mrs, res 657 Alice
Boek Louisa A Miss, res 768 Fifteenth
Boell Edward A, supt California Door Co, res 1008 Pine
Boell Frederick W, res 1008 Pine
Bogart G, printer
Bogart Sarah E Mrs, res 826 Jefferson
Bogner August, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Bohan John, blacksmith, res 2664 Telegraph ave
Bohen Jerry, laborer, res Oakland House
Bohen John, laborer, res Winthrop House
Bohm Louis, employe Bay City Mills, res Clinton House
I Bohme Bernhard, clerk Klages, 602 Franklin, res 372 First
Bohn David, boiler maker Clarke & \Vooley, res XE cor
Second and Alice
Bohrer John F, soap mfr Hallett ave, Stock Yards, res same
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S F, res 755 Jackson
Boice Gertie Miss, res 755 Jackson
Boisse Henry, blacksmith and horse shoer Oakland R R Co,
res 141 1 Eleventh
Boisvert Joseph U, laborer Golden Rule Flour Mills, res
366 Third
Boitano Luigi, bootblack, res Xewland House
Boland Annie Miss, cook J M Burlington, 963 Oak
Boland Mary Mrs, widow, res 814 Thirtieth
Boland Maurice, gardener, 1326 Fourth ave
Boice Edmund J, butcher Larenz Bros, res 2230 Andover
Boice Harrold, reporter Enquirer, res 1115 Broadway
Boice Wm J, capitalist, res 2230 Andover
Bole Wm, stableman Snell Seminary, res 568 Twelfth
Bolin Bertha Miss, domestic, res 1007 Oak
Bolles S M Mrs, res 2235 Elm
Bollinger John J, carpet layer, res A bet Peralta and Louisa
Bollman Calvin P, editor with Pacific Press Publishing Co,
- res 1109 E Seventeenth
Bollman S P, elevator man Pacific press, res 1109 East Sev-
enteenth
Bolser George A, wagon maker, 1920 San Pablo ave
Bolser George \V, sign writer, res 1772 San Pablo ave
Bolser Harry, conductor OCR Co, res 1920 San Pablo ave
Bolton Mr-, re- 1114 Eighteenth ave
Bolton A E (Sharp A: Bolton) attorney-at-law and President
Land 'Title Co for Alameda County, XE cor Broadway
and F it'll., res S F
Bolton E S. switchman S P Co, res L605 Seventh
Bolton George, night watchman County Court House, res
w a First ave nr Summer
Bolton II H,yard clerk S P Co, res L710 Pacific
Bolton Jane- \\\ painter, res s s Cleveland ave nr Telegraph
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Bolza Wm,grainer, res 515 Sixth
Human II C, canvasser II .1 Smith & Co. res ">1<» Fifteenth
Boman Peter, carpenter, res 1 L40 Dennison
Bomar A C, agt M J KELLER 1<><>7 and L009 Broad-
way
Bon Charles A. clerk, 8 F. res 2349 Telegraph ave
Bon Eliza Miss, res 2355 Telegraph ave
Bon John B, capitalist, res 2355 Telegraph ave
Bond Anne M rs, res Fruit Vale I [eights
Bond CC Mi 566 Hoharl
Bond Frederick W, teamster, res s,|7 Alice
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M. P. FARRAR,
1068 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
Rooms suitable for Offices, or living rooms furnished and
unfurnished, on reasonable terms.
Agent for California State and Public Lands (ienerall) .
YOU CAN GET YOUR
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515 SEVENTH ST.
C. H. BAYLEY.
ORIENTAL BLOCK,
^wiTOjwwmSi; Oakland, Cal.
Furnished Rooms for Transient Guests.
MRS. £. D. BANE, - Proprietor,
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613 Broadway, Oakland.
LIVERY, BOARDING and FEED STABLE
- DEALER IN —
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Paints, Oils & Glass,
412-414 Twelfth Street.
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Bond S D Mrs, dressmaker, 1003^ Broadway, room 21, 1
same
Bond William E, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 1257
Jackson
Bones Samuel W, conductor S P Co, res 529 E Eleventh
I Bonetti Joseph, laborer Mountain View Cemetery, res same
Bongard — — , junk dealer, 416 Third
Bonham & Holmes (JohnMBonham and Frank L Holi.
plumbers and gas fitters, 960 Washington
Bonham J A, agent M J KELLER, 1007 and 1009
Broadway
Bonham John N (Bonham & Holmes) res 1758 Market
Bonicall Paul, boiler maker Clark & Woolley
Boniface John, gardener Mountain View Cemetery, res same
Boniface Sara, teacher Cole School, res 2326 Jackson
Bon Marche, Mrs E J Watson propr, fancy goods, 853 West
Bonnau Norbast, laborer, res 624 Second
Bonnemort Charles M, miner, res 955 Jackson
Bonnemort Jennie Miss, res 955 Jackson
Bonnemort Mollie Miss, res 955 Jackson
Bonner George, baker Henry Weber, res SE cor Telegraph
ave and Minna
Bonner J Thomas, 358 Orchard
Bonnet Southern, res 1155 Market
Bonnetti Joseph, laborer, res n s Forty-second bet Telegraph
ave and Grove
Booker Edwd W, barber W H Stewart, res 1501 Seventh
Booker James, painter, 654 Twenty-sixth
Boole Emma Miss, res 913 Poplar
Boole Fred W, weigher, S F, res 913 Poplar
Boole George, ship builder, S F, res 913 Poplar
Boole George Jr, traveling agt, S F, res 913 Poplar
Boole L E, job printer Pacific Press, res 718 Twelfth
Boole Stella M Miss, res 913 Poplar
Boop Alice E Mrs, dressmaker, 815 Henry, res same
Boop Mattie J Miss, res 815 Henry
Booth Baxter, supt Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1126
Linden
Booth Edward, editor Daily Report, S F, res 1214 Harrison
Booth F E, carpenter, res 805 Twenty-seventh
. Booth John H, res 1555 Third
; Booth Lucius A, real estate, S F, res Hazel ave, Piedmont
I Booth William, capitalist, res 1220 Harrison
J Boothby B F, switchman S P Co, cor Seventh and Campbell
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Borchers Mamie Miss, res 704 Nineteenth ^
Borden Helen A Miss, res Blake House £3
Borden J R Mrs, res Blake House N|
Borden Rhodes, atty-at-law, room 49, 969 Broadway, res
Blake House
Bordoni Eliseo, baloonist, S F, res 653 Madison
Borein Peter R, store keeper Internal Revenue, S F, res 226
Eleventh
Borge May Miss, res 560 Twenty-fifth
Borges Flora Miss, res 1115 Sixteenth ave
Borges Frank, teamster, res 1115 Sixteenth ave
Borges Mary Ann Mrs, peddler, res 1115 Sixteenth ave
Borgeson Charles J, show cases, S F, res 985 Willow
Borghardt Arthur, butcher Wm Long, res Grand Western
Hotel
Borland Alex, apprentice Carruth & Carruth, res 966
Twenty-first
Borland Annie Miss, res 1059 Jackson
Borland Archibald, capitalist, res 1925 Webster
Borland Archibald Jr, res 1925 Webster
Borland David C, paper hanger McGovern & Cahill, res
1788 San Pablo ave
Borland H Miss, res 1788 San Pablo ave
Borland Louisa Miss, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 966
Twenty-first
Borland James, carpenter, les 966 Twenty-first
land James Jr, painter, res 966 Twenty-first
Bornholdt Katie Miss, res 1117 Myrtle
Bornhauser II, engineer Kramm & Dieves, rea Oakland 00 ^*
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Bormann Albert, butcher Pice & White, res 221 Third
Bort L A Mr-, res 827 Seventeenth
Bortree I> E, deputy city treas, res 572 Seventeenth
cacci Eugene, driver French Laundry, res 690 Twenty-
ninth
hke Albert L, baker, res 1212 Twenty-eighth
Boscoccia Natalie Miss, distributor Contra Costa Laundry
Boss Martin P, milling engineer, res 934 Linden
Bossard Prank Jacob, florist and nurseryman w b Telegraph
ave iir Morgan, rea same
Bosselle Louis M, 971 Ninth ave
Boat .! M, roller Pacific [ron and Nail Works, res 720
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Boswell .lane-- W . cigars and tobacco, 468 Seventh, res 868
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tieth and New Broadway
Bothwell G W, D D, pastor Second Congregational Church,
editor The Western Christian Union, office 469 Ninth,
res 1509 Ninth
Bosworth Lonnie Miss, dressmaker, res 511 Seventeenth
Bothwell Richard, stableman, res 1316 Twelfth ave
Bottazini L A, barkeeper F W Reek, res NE cor Eleventh
and Franklin
Bottini Louis, driver Oakland French Laundry, res 690
Twenty-ninth
Bottomley Isaac, Saloon cor College ave and Hudson, res
same
Boudreau Adolph, harness and saddles, 820 Broadway, res
809 Castro
Boughman James, carpenter, res 960 Clay
Boughton Frederick J, advertising solicitor Tribune, res
1165 Thirty-sixth
Boughton H J, physician and surgeon, rooms 11 and 12
Playter Block, res 955 Washington
Boulett Elmire Miss, res 259 Twelfth
Boulett Louise Mrs, widow, res 259 Twelfth
Boulger E Mrs, 1762 Seventh
Boulger John A, painter, 1762 Seventh
Boulon Jennie Mrs, res 3 Twenty-fourth ave
Bouquet Joseph, barkeeper C H Kucks & Co, 468 Twelfth
Bouquet Sadie E Mrs, res 628 Sixteenth
Bourbon Alexis, Oakland French Laundry, res 960 Twenty-
ninth
Bourbon Gabriel, doormaker California Door Co, res 1730
Thirteenth
Bourbon Gabina, res 1730 Thirteenth
Bourdieu Clement, Oakland French Laundry, res 960
Twenty-ninth
Bourget Joseph, blacksmith A A Sicotte, res 1685 Eighth
Bourgin Pierre, machinist, res 371 Fourth
Bourgin Pierre, locksmith, res 866 Isabella
Bourne M C, carpenter, 1840 Seventh
Bours Carmen Miss, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Dolores Miss, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Maria Miss, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Rafaela Miss, res 520 Sycamore
Bours T R Mrs, res 520 Sycamore
Bousfield Wm C, broker, S F, res 1361 Thirteenth ave
Bousfield Wm H, res 924 Moss ave
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Rooms 16, 17, 18. Office Hours: 9-12 a. m., and 1-5 p. m.
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Seventh, res same
Boutan Louisa, printer Tribune Publishing LCo, res 1308
Thirteenth ave
Boutell Leonard, carpenter, res 814 Wood
Bonton Albert A, salesman Osborne S F & Co, res 674 Six-
teenth
Boveroux Richard, bookkeeper, S F, res 1077 Twelfth
Bovill John, custodian Salvation Castle, res 315 Eighth
Bowdeti Alice Miss, res cor Park and Railroad
Bowden Eliza Mrs, res cor Park and Railroad
Bowen , teamster Samm & Co, res 1011 Webster
Bowen C A, contractor and builder, res 663 Grove
Bowen Catherine Mrs, res 1010 E Twelfth
Bowen Charles R (Goldberg, Bowen & Co) S F, res 1439
Market
Bowen David, boiler maker Clark & Woolley, res NE cor
Second and Alice
Bowen Geo, lather, res Charter Oak Hotel
Bowen Ida E Miss, res 557 Twentieth
Bowen John, blacksmith Robert Gilmore, res cor Forty-
fourth and Telegraph ave
Bowen John W, res 557 Twentieth
Bowen Kittie Miss, milliner KAHN BROTHERS
res Te mescal
Bowen Lottie E Miss, bookkeeper Dusinburv & Wurts, res
312 Fifth
Bowen Lulu, student, res 312 Fifth
Bowen Marshall W, carpenter Geo A Kirk, res 1667 Broad-
way
Bowen Robert M, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Bowen Samuel B, steward Snow Flake Bakery, res Sunny-
side Hon-"
Bowen S H, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Bowen Thomas W, yardman Central Lumber Yard, res '-^\'2
Fifth
Bowers Catherine Mrs, re's Eome for Aged Women
Bowers M Mrs, nurse, res L156 Broadway
Bowers Rut h M rs, res 656 Fourteenth
Bowers Win, clerk, 8 F, res 5 19 Albion
Bowersfeld Frederick, carpenter, res Todd, Lorin
Bowie Mable Miss, dressmaker, res L267 W<
Bowie Mary Mrs, widow, res L267 West
Bowland Grace Miss, res 619 E Nineteenth
Bowland James l>. res 619 E Nineteenth
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
412-414. Twelfth Street.
OAKLAND.
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Bowles Amos, carpenter, res 1302 San Pablo ave
Bowles Charles M, artist, 1068 Broadway, room 13, res 963
Seventh
Bowles John, cake baker Log Cabin Bakery, res 2075 San
Pablo ave
Bowles Philip E, grain merchant, S F (G W McNear) res
918 Tenth
Bowman A J, artesian well borer, res 826 Jefferson
Bowman Alexander, gardener Mountain View Cemetery,
res same
Bowman Arthur W, agt New Zealand Insurance Co, S F, sec
Piedmont Cable Co, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Bowman Charles, miner, res 418 Fifth
Bowman Chas A, clerk Pierce & Co, res cor Ninth and
Grove
Bowman Charles H, store keeper S P Co, S F, res 972
Center
Bowman Eustace P, res 118 Fourth
Bowman Henry (Bowman & Son) res 630 Ninth
Bowman Henry C, book agt, res 1001 Franklin
Bowman James Mrs, res Hotel Merritt
Bowman Lillian Miss, res 118 Fourth
BOWMAN & SON (Henry and Wm J Bowman)
druggists, 951 Broadway
Bowman William, carriage maker, res Park ave cor Hollis,
Emeryville
Bowman Wm, cariage trimmer Oakland Carriage Co, res
Randlett House
Bowman Wm J, (Bowman & Son) druggist, res 630 Ninth
Bowser R P, porter Peter Becker, res Thirteenth nr Tele-
graph ave
Bowser Samuel, laborer, res 435 Minna
Bowstead E Mrs, res 1068 Eighteenth
Boyamval Armand, res 571 Fifth
Boyce Eliza Mrs, res 812 Market
Boyce John B, patrolman, res 812 Market
Boyce S B (Harrison & Boyce) res 962 Market
Boyce William, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park
ave nr Hubbard, Emeryville
Boyce Wm D, designer and mfr of art furniture, 960
Franklin, res 532 Thirty-first
Boyd Edward, salesman C W Kinsey, res 862 Nineteenth
Boyd Emma H Miss, proof-reader Pacific Press, res 708
Eleventh
Boyd James M, brick contractor, S F, res 472 Twenty-third
Boyd Llewella Miss, res 778 Eleventh
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Boyd Wm M, insurance broker, res 466 Plymouth ave
Boyden Andrew M, carpenter, res 963 Jefferson
Bovens Hans, laborer, res 685 E Thirty-fifth
Boyer C A, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res Twelfth ave nr
E Sixteenth
Boyer Hans P, machinist, S F, res 142 Hannah
Boyer Henry, mgr Arnold, Pollak & Co, 874 Washington,
res 957 Eighth
Boyer Gracie Miss, res 1723 Eighth
Boyer Henry C, news agt Dennison, res 1723 Eighth
Boyer James D, att-at-law, S F, res Pagoda Hill, Vernon
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Boyer M Mrs, res 1723 Eighth
Boyer Robert J, traveling salesmen Arnold, Pollak & Co, S
F, res 957 Eighth
Boyle Etta Miss, res 776 Wood
Boyle Frances Miss, res 776 Wood
Boyle Harry, machinist Sanitary Plumbing Manufacturing
Co. res 910 Webster
Boyle John, laborer, res Franklin Hotel
Boyle John J, laborer, res 408 Sixth
Boyle Michael, salesman, res 512 Fifth
Boyle Neil, laborer, res 720 Linden
Boyle Owen, groceries and liquors, 1601 Market, res same
Boyle Patrick, gardener, res 263 E Sixteenth
Boyle P F, carpenter, res Girard House
Boyle Timothy, lumberman, S F, res 776 Wood
BOYLSTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
OF BOSTON, Gaskill and Vandercook agents, 458
Ninth
Boynton Charles A, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co, S F, res cor
Howe and Gaskill
Boynton G W, carpenter and builder, 363 Thirteenth, res
cor Broadway and Birch
Boynton II E Miss, teacher Temescal School, res 1124 Thir-
teenth ave, E Oakland
Boyseu Andrew, res 416 Seventh
Boysen Fred, tailor C Johnson, res 416 Seventh
Boysen I Miss, res 416 Seventh
BOYSON THOMAS, physician, office Phelan build-
ing, 8 F, res 769 Eighth
Bozelip John B, Laborer, res 1260 ('enter
Bozzina Gtartardo, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Braan Joseph, fireman, 766 Fifth
Braan Matthew, laborer, 766 Fifth
Brabandl Charles, driver Telegraph ave cars, res 2109 Elm
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Brabandt Chas W, paper ruler, S F, res 2109 Elm
Brabban Annie Miss, res 769 Twelftb
Brabban Dixon, banker, res 769 Twelfth
Brabban James J, res 769 Twelfth
Brabban Lizzie Miss, res 769 Twelfth
Brabban Maggie Miss, res 769 Twelfth
Brabban Mary Miss, res 769 Twelfth
Brabban Nellie Miss, res 769 Twelfth
Brabban Susie Miss, res 769 Twelfth
Brace Fred, clerk, res 40S Thirteenth
Bracken W W, engineer T Emerv, res 1718 Eighth
Brackett Delia M Miss, res 1704 Eighth
Brackett E A, operator Tower 2 S P Co, res 913 Cedar
Brackett Leonard C, foreman, S F, res 1704 Eighth
Brackett Orin J, artist, res 1469 Grove
Brackman \Xm D, res Telegraph ave nr Temescal St
BBACKTLE AMBROSE, boot maker, 960
Washington, res 613 Sixteenth
Bracktle Wallace S, jeweler, res 613 Sixteenth
Bradbury Elizabeth Mrs, res 1028 Tenth
BradburV Helen L Miss, res 1028 Tenth
Bradbury John L, mining supt, res 1028 Tenth
Bradbury Marcia G Mrs. teacher, res Hotel Merritt
Bradford Alonzo, res 1729 Myrtle
Bradford C F, propr Oakland Restaurant, 668 Broadway,
res same
Bradford Ethel Miss, res n s Linden bet Broadway and Tel-
egraph aves
Bradford G F, real estate, S F, res 681 Montgomery
Bradford M C, carpenter, res 574 East Fourteenth
Bradford M J Mrs, res n s Linden bet Broadway and Tele-
graph aves
Bradford William J, carpenter, res 111 Hannah
Brading John, stair builder, res 310 Tenth
Bradley Anson, photographer, res 1069 Grove
Bradley Bertha Miss, res 66S Eighteenth
Bradley Bryan, student High School, res 140S Sixth ave
Bradley Carrie Miss, student, res Fruit Vale ave
Bradley C B Rev, professor State Union, res 66S Eighteenth
Bradley C B Mrs, teacher Field Seminary, res 1825 Tele-
graph ave
Bradley Charles, painter, 417 Fifteenth, res Winter's Hotel
Bradley Chas H, painter, res 465 Twentieth
Bradley E W, physician, 618 E Fourteenth, res same
Bradlev Frank, laborer, res Franklin Hotel
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Bradley Fred, employe S P Co, res 1669 Eighth
Bradley H L, physician and surgeon, 1115 Broadway, rooms
and 40, res 1408 Sixth ave
Bradley Hiram T, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley James, gardener, res 465 Twentieth
Bradley James, laborer S P Co, res 1551 Seventh
Bradley J H. res s s Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Bradley John J, laborer, res SOS Cedar
Bradley John T, mining expert, S F, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Laura V Miss, res 543 Albion
Bradley Lucy Miss, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Maggie Mrs, res 562 Eighth
Bradley Margaret Miss, student, res 140S Sixth ave
Bradley Mary Miss, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Mary Mrs, laundress West Oakland Home
Bradley Mary J Mrs. widow, res 660 Twenty-fifth
Bradley Matilda Mrs, widow, res 1754 Taylor
Bradley Nicholas, plasterer, res 1415 Eleventh
Bradley R II, laborer S P Co, res 1551 Seventh
Bradley Thomas, cleaner S P Co, res 1S17 Go-
Bradley Thomas, plasterer, res 1463 Castro
Bradley Wm, engineer S P Co, res S29 Cedar
Bradley Wm E, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res 465 Twen-
tieth
Bradshaw Benj, employe California Jute Mills, res 167 E
Twentieth
Bradshaw Elizabeth Mis. widow, res 167 East Twentieth
Bradshaw John, hostler, res 817 Castro
Bradshaw Thomas, cash boy. res 1<>7 E Twentieth
Bradshaw T P, poulterer, res NW cor Telegraph and Alca-
traz aves
Bradshaw Winnie, domestic 1265 Fourth ave
Bradway -I R physician and Burgeon, L0034 Broadway,
res 760 Tenth
Bradley John, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Bradway Royal, painter John Thompson, res 1S16 Seward
Bradway Timothy, carpenter, res 1816 Seward
Brady .lame-, teamster, res <>•">- .lack-on
Brady .lame- M. city clerk, rea 306 Fourteenth
Brady John, painter, rea 651 Linden
Brady Katie domestic 266 E Twelfth
Brady Martin B, cigar mfr and retail, 176 Seventh, rea
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Brady T J, plumber and gasfitter, 904 Washington, res 810
Castro
Brady Wm, painter, res 403 Ninth
Brady Wm E, carpenter, res 1717 William
Brain Geo H, iron moulder, res 2020 Chestnut
Brain Geo H Jr, student, res 2020 Chestnut
Brain Henry, carpenter, S F, res Eleventh nr Powell, Golden
Gate
Brain Thomas, laborer, res 2020 Chestnut
Brainard Louisa Mrs, saloon, Fligh st, Melrose
Braine Thomas, brick mason, res E Twentieth bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second aves
Brair John, employe Phoenix Foundry .
Bralley Nellie Miss, clerk DuRay Smith, res 1939 Market
Bralley Patrick, barber, 1939 Market, res same
Bramia Alice Mrs, res 953 Castro
Bramley W H, broker, S F, res 505 Eleventh
Bramwell J C, bookkeeper Galindo Hotel, res same
Branch Fred M, insurance clerk, S F, res 1913 Market
Branch Nellie Miss, res 1913 Market
Branch Wm, extraman Hose Co No 5, res 1913 Market
Branch William R, mail messenger, res 1913 Market
Brand , driver L F Hickey & Co, res 362 Tenth
Brand Bros (George Jr, Charles and Fred) step ladder rnfrs,
672 Fourth
Brand Charles (Brand Bros) res 662 Fifth
Brand Fred (Brand Bros) res 662 Fifth
Brand Geo (J P Rohrbach & Co) res Grand Western Hotel
Brand George Jr (Brand Bros) res 662 Fifth
Brand Henry, plumber, S F, res 662 Fifth
Brand Isabella Miss, res 662 Fifth
Brand John G, barber, S F, res 824 Isabella
Brand M J Miss, nurse, res 504 Thirteenth
Brand Morton, painter, res 662 Fifth
Brand Robert,. supt Minnesota Thresher Manufacturing Co,
654 Washington, res 1430 Adeline
Brand William, employe Brand Bros, res 662 Fifth
Brandau Charles, cook Alexander Campbell, res 1457 Fil-
bert
Brandenburg James, driver Oakland Fruit and Produce Co,
res Eagle Hotel
Brandon Kate Mrs, widow, res 230 Twelfth
Brandon William M, real estate, S F, res Sutter nr Adeline,
Golden Gate
Brands John W, painter, res 1368 Campbell
Brandt Elijah, carpet layer, res 361 Thirteenth
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Brandt Fritz H D, painter, res Forty-second nr Grove
Brandt Matilda Mrs, res 1010 Third"
Brandt R Mrs, res 466 Sixth
Brangs Ernest E, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co, S F, res
1067 Grove
Branks Dora Mrs, res 1055 E Twelfth
Brannan Annie Mrs, groceries, wines and liquors, 802 Clay,
res same
Brannan James, tinner, res 5 Forty-third
Brannan James T, res 516 Sixth
Brannan John, farmer, res High
Brannan John, employe S P Co, res 1813 William
Brannan Martha Mrs, res 5 Forty-third
Brannan Mary Miss, domestic Mrs Sather, 664 Twelfth
Brannan Mary Mrs, res 720 Chestnut
Brannan Mary Agnes Miss, res 802 Clay
Brannan Patrick, hostler Ninth Street Livery Stable, res
same
Brannen Mary Mrs, res 1009 Seventh (rear)
Branson Ware, sail maker, res 1007 Fifth
Branstetter Joseph, baker, S F, res 229 Eighth
Brasfield , Smith House, 836 Broadway
Brathwaite Fred, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Bratten Thomas W, bridge builder S P Co, res 811 Willow
Brauer Hermann Rev, pastor German Evangelical Church,
1013 Clay, res Tenth bet E Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth aves
Braunn C H F, bookkeeper, S F, res 1358 Seventh
Braun Chas C, clerk W & M Everson, res 562 Eighth
Braun Francis A, clerk, S F, res 1330 Linden
Braun H, propr U S Bottling Co, SE cor Eighth and Web-
ster, rea 870 Webster
Braun Louis E, bookkeeper (1 W MeNear, S F, res L358
Seventh
Braun Martin, gardener, res 318 Thirteenth
Braun Michael, rea 1 L23 Filbert
Brause Gustav, carpenter, res es Claremont ave nr Sum-
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>rant Louis, machinist California Door Co, res 1008 Wood
Kraut PaulJ, engineer 0 E L & M Co, res 317 Third
trauthaver Daniel, engineer Root Smiley, res 1953 Myrtle
trauthaver Howard L, atty-at-law, res 1953 Myrtle
Irawley John, Laborer, res 502 Twenty-fourth
ii-ay ESdward M (Bray's Sons & Co) rea E Fourteenth nr
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Bray H W, clerk, S F, res East Fourteenth nr Fruit Vale
ave
BRAY ISAIAH CAPT, secretary Y M C A,
rooms 865 Broadway, res Blake House
Bray Philip, miner, res 1373 Twelfth ave
Bray Robert A (Bray's Sons & Co, S F) res E Fourteenth
nr Fruit Vale ave
Bray William A, res E Fourteenth nr Fruit Vale ave
Braver Mary Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Brayton A P (Pacific Iron Works, S F) res 1167 Jackson
Brayton A P Jr (Pelton Water Wheel Co, S F, ) res 1167
Jackson
Brayton Block, Mrs E W Johnson custodian
Brayton Edward L, student University of California, res
1167 Jackson
Brazas Anton G, laborer, res 1723 Seventh
Brazell Antone, res Union ave nr Green, Stock Yards
Breard Anthony, barber, res 1687 Eighth
Brearty Ellen L Miss, res 1303 Chestnut
Brearty Francis W L, plumber, res 1303 Chestnut
Brearty Frank F Jr, plumber J A C Macdonald, res cor Six-
teenth and Chestnut
Brearty M E Mrst Select Home School, res 1303 Chestnut
Brechtel Charlotte Miss, res s s Mariposa ave nr Telegraph
ave
Brechtel Wm, teacher of languages, S F, res s s Mariposa
ave nr Telegraph ave
Breck James, att-at-law, res 578 Sixteenth
Breck James, clerk, S F, res 678 Fourteenth
Breck Samuel, res 678 Fourteenth
Breck Samuel Jr, clerk Oakland Bank of Savings, res 678
Fourteenth
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper, S F, res 1219 Market
Bredhoff Henry, bookkeeper Clot & Meese, S F, res 862
Kirkham
Bredhoff Julius, porter, S F, res 1213 Eighth
Breed Arthur H, real estate, S F, res 572 Eighteenth
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper, S F, res 572 Eighteenth
Breed Stillman F, res 1274 Fruit Vale ave
Breedlove Ira N, printer Tribune, res 125 Thirteenth
Breen John, saloon cor Piedmont ave and Mather, res 2063
San Pablo ave
Breen Thomas, carpenter, 1318 Kirkham
Breen Thomas, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Breen William, cigar maker, 324 Second
Breene Joseph, fireman S P Co, res 766 Fifth
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Breese F F, laborer L E Ciawson & Co, res 408 Thirteenth
Bregers Charles W, butcher, 1817 San Pablo ave, res same
Brehm Agnes Mrs, widow, dressmaker, res 1812 San Pablo
ave
Breiling Adolph, butcher Western Market, res 1473 Eighth
Breiling M Mrs, propr Western Market, 1473 Eighth, res
same
Breiling Oscar, butcher Western Market, res 1473 Eighth
Bremmer Lewis, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Commercial Union Hotel
Bremmer Thomas S, employe Orlando Bemis, res East Oak-
land Hotel
Bremmerly Albert, res 489 Orchard
Bremmerly Nettie Miss, res 489 Orchard
Brendemuhl August, capitalist, res end Fruit Vale ave
Brendemuhl F Mrs, res end Fruit Vale ave-
Brenham R B, miner, res 1393 Broadway
Brennan Barney, butcher, res Charter Oak Hotel
Brennan Chas D, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works
Brennan Daniel, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Daniel, laborer, res 1014 Third
Brennan Fred, plumber, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Louise A, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Timothy, stone cutter Amador Marble Co, res
Mountain View Cemetery
Brennen Michael, contractor and builder, res 833 Harrison
Brenton E L, laundiyman Contra Costa Laundry
Brereton K S Mrs, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Brereton John M, groceries, 1022 Twenty-fourth, res 2018
Telegraph ave
Bresmiham James, laborer, Winthrop House
Bressler Theo A, carpenter, res Beulah Park
Bretonnel J V, lapidary, S F, res 539 Nineteenth
Brett J R Mrs, res 957 Harrison
Brett Mabel E Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 957 Harri-
son
Brett Martin (Brett & Welsh) res 801 Brush
Brett & Welsh (Martin Brett and Patrick Welsh) groceries,
sol Brush
Breuchaud Albert E, carpenter, res 1712 Taylor
Breuer Hermann, grocer, S F, res 1055 Wood
Breuer John, laborer, res Union ave nr Green, stock Yards
Brewer Annie Mrs, widow, res 2207 San Pablo ave
Brewer Annie W Mi--, teacher evening school, res 578Thir-
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Brewer Elizabeth Mrs, res L350 Franklin
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OAKLAND.
157
Brewer H L, carpenter Jones & Co
Brewer J H, atty-at-law, res 578 Thirteenth
Brewis Alfred, apprentice, res 1422 Sixteenth
Brewis James, boiler washer S P Co, res 1422 Sixteenth
Brewster C Mrs, propr Oakland House, 668 Broadway
Brewster D Mrs, res 858 West
Brewster Wm C, Industrial Home for the Adult Blind, res
672 Twenty-fifth
Briant Geo, janitor Franklin School, res 1016 Tenth ave
Brickett M J Mrs, res 222 Ninth
Bridge & Broadway (Wm Bridge and A T Broadway) dairy,
Redwood road
BRIDGE AND BUILDING DEPT S P
CO, NE cor Atlantic and Cedar
Bridge Ellen Miss, res Prescott
Bridge Herbert, teamster, res Prescott nr Redwood road
Bridge John, barber, res Prescott
Bridge Thomas, farmer, res Prescott
Bridge Thomas Jr, laborer, res Prescott nr Redwood road
Bridge William (Bridge & Broadway) dairymen, res Red-
wood road
BRIDGES MARTIN M, wood, coal and coke,
NE cor Sixth and Washington, res 952 Thirty-fifth
Bridgman C B, carpenter and cabinet maker, SW cor Third
and Filbert, res same
Bridgman Wm C, machine hand, 760 Fifth
Brier C, teacher Urban School, S F, res 522 Twenty-second
Brier Martha Miss, res 522 Twenty-second
Brier Rose Miss, res 522 Twenty-second
Briggs A F Miss, res 524 Thirteenth
Briggs Chester G, contractor and builder, res 527 E Four-
teenth
Briggs David M, sticker Wood Works, res cor Fourth ave and
E Twenty-seventh
Briggs Fred S, compositor Oakland Enquirer, res 936 Ade-
line
Briggs H C Mrs, res 1457 San Pablo ave
BRIGGS LEROY H, millinery, 1005 Broadway,
res 524 Thirteenth
Briggs Mabel Miss, res 527 E Fourteenth
Briggs Mollie Miss, res 527 E Fourteenth
Briggs Nina L Miss, student, res 1457 San Pablo ave
Brigham Calvin 0, commission merchant, S F, res 1019
Oak
Brigham Frank E, commission merchant, S F, res 1007
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Brigham Lena A Miss, res 1019 Oak
Brigham Solon B, solicitor, res 265 E Sixteenth
Brines Charles, res 1758 Seventh
Brink G C Mrs, res 767 Fourteenth
Brink J M, res 416 Eighth
Briones G J, propr barber shop, 1762 Seventh, res same
Briones R L, barber, 844 Broadway, res Tenth nr Franklin
Brissell Anna M, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Briton W W, atty-at-law, S F, res 1227 Chestnut
BRITTON JOHN A, secretary Oakland Gas Light
and Heat Co, res 966 Jefferson
Britton Patrick, cement layer, res 870 Lydia
Britzius D A, employe S P Co, res 1864 Division
Brizard Alexander, merchant, res 1219 Adeline
Brizard Bruce, student, res 1219 Adeline
Brizard Paul A, student, res 1219 Adeline
Broach Lincoln, carpenter, res 1162 Campbell
Broad Charles A, boots and shoes, S F, res NE cor Thirty-
sixth and Market
Broad Charles E, agt, res 708 Twenty-ninth
Broadhurst J, employe M J KEIilJEIt
Broadway Annie Miss, res NW cor Redwood and Old County
roads
Broadway Arthur T (Bridge & Broadway) dairyman, res
1 vol wood road
Broadway Elizabeth M Mrs, res Redwood road
Broadway Henry, carpenter, res Redwood road
idway J, employe Burnham-Standeford Co
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>. Seventh bet Broadway and Washington
Broadwell Ella Miss, res 1226 Fruit Vale ave
Broadwell Elias H, rancher, res 713 Nineteenth
Broadwell Melvin L, (Towle & Broadwell) res 1514 Brush
Brock Annie L Miss, res 1 158 Broadway
Brock Christie L, clerk Oakland Bank of Savings, res L458
Broadway
Brock George \\\ painter, res 1723 Market
Brock Jacob \V. laborer, res L264 Kirkham
Brock Jessie Miss, res 17"_,."l Market
Brock Joseph II, clerk, res L458 Broadway
Brcfck Joseph M, hardware Oroville, res L458 Broadway
Brock Josie Miss, res L723 Markel
Brock Wm, bookkeeper, 8 l\ res 8W cor McCaU and Mari-
posa ave
Brockenshier T, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
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Brockhage Frederick A, carpenter, res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhage John F, searcher of* records, 8 F, res 765 Eigh-
teenth
Brockhage Catherine Miss, res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhorst Annie Miss, res 809 Thirteenth
Brockmann Ewald, laundryman, res 1134 Kirkham
Brockmiller C L, switchman S P Co, res Grand Western
Hotel
Brode Richard, blacksmith SW cor Eighth and Clav, res
665 Third
Broderick Annie Miss, res 1706 Seward
Broderiek Charles W, machinist S P Co, res 5 Maple
Broderick Charlotte Mrs, widow, res 1706 Seward
Broderick Ed, horseshoer, res 862 Franklin
Broderick John, res 813 Filbert
Broderick Lottie Miss, res 1706 Seward
Broderick Patrick, laborer, res 813 Filbert
Broderick Patrick, foreman Oakland Cable Car Co, res 1113
Eighth ave
Broderick R, res 813 Filbert
Broderick Wm B, plnmber T J Brady, res 813 Filbert
Broderick William F, student, res 1706 Seward
Brodie Charles A, res 734 Chester
Brodie Ernest A, clerk S P Co, res 1205 Peralta
Brodien Carrie Miss, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Bro-lien Emma J Mrs, widow, res 1009 Twenty-sixth
Brodley R H, switchman £> P Co, res 1551 Seventh
Brodt A W, vineyardist, office 367 Twelfth, res Pleasanton
Brodt EMrs, res 1454A- Seventh
Brodt Lincoln, machinist California Door Co, res 1162
Campbell
Brokamp Benj, tailor 413 Seventh, res same
Brokaw Eliza B Mrs, res 940 Filbert
Bromley Anna Miss, res 483 Merrimac
Bromley Charlotte E Miss, curator E Oakland Free Read-
ding Room, 562 E Twelfth, res 651 E Fourteenth
Bromley John L, real estate, 864| Broadway, res 483 Mer-
rimac
Bromley Martha Miss, res 483 Merrimac
Bromley Marian Miss, res 483 Merrimac
Bromley Roscoe P, clerk W B Hardy, res 483 Merrimac
Bromley Thomas L, artist, 864£ Broadway, res 483 Merri-
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Bromley Virginia Miss, res 483 Merrimac
Brommer Wilhelm, gardener J G Eastland, res Rockride
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Bromwell Louis L, pres California Insurance Co. S F, 953
Madison
Broneer Carl W, restaurant. S F. res 696 Twenty-fifth
Bronson Horace H, yardman S P Co, res 1255 Center
BronsoD H W, fireman California Hosiery Co, res 570 Six-
teenth
Bronson Laura M Miss, res 1255 Center
Bronson Nellie L Miss, res 1255 Center
Bronson Russell, real estate and insurance, res 1156i Sev-
enth
Brook M Mrs. res 551 Eighth
Brooke Charles, sign advertising, S F, res 1254 Eighth
Brooke Lillie Miss, res 1254 Eighth
Brooke Minnie Miss, res 1254 Eighth
Brookes S E, candy and ice cream, 1205 Broadwav and
1206 San Pablo, res 564 Eighteenth
Brooklvn Athletic Club, Prof Tom Carroll mgr, 777 East
Twelfth
Brooklyn Brewery, John Schoenfelder propi SW cor E
Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave
Brooklyn Hotel, cor Twenty-second ave and E Twelfth
BROOKLYN LUMBER YARD, E M Derby
& Co proprietors, foot of Thirteenth ave
Brooklvn Market, Charles Bitterman propr. 766 E
Twelfth
Brooklvn Presbvterian Church, Rev E S Chapman pastor,
cor E Fifteenth and Twelfth
BROOKLYN RESTAURANT, Robertson &
Engelbreth proprietors, X\V cor E Eleventh and Thir-
teenth ave
Brooklyn Station s P Co, W PGeary agt.foot of Thirteenth
ave
Brooklyn Tannery, Q F Christ & Sona proprs, cor Twenty-
cond ave and E Twelfth
Brooka Aipheua B,oil refiner, 950 Poplar
Brooke A.ngi< P M ps, rea 1111 Adeline
Brooks a I ill Brooks, Harry Brooka and A E Wilkin-
son ) groc( i •;• s, hay, grain and feed, cor Thirteenth ave
and El Fourteenth
Brooke EC Mrs, r< a 318 Duranl
Brooka Eliza Mrs, rea •;•~•,., Tenth
Brooka I- I", wood turner. 518 Fifteenth
Brooka Frank, tailor Jon< - a haul, res Franklin House
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„ J" and Geo W Humphreyjhay, grain and feed, 411 Eleventh J ™
fc * Brooks James H, agt S P Co, res 1372 Twelfth ave x hH
© Brooks J H (Brooks & Co) cor Thirteenth ave and E J
< | Fourteenth, res 1372 Twelfth ave
* ^ Brooks Joseph, clerk Robert Mott, res 950 Poplar
X jS Brooks Joseph F, master mariner, res 950 Poplar
. a Brooks Joseph F Jr, salesman, res 950 Poplar
5 53 Brooks Lafayette (Brooks & Co) res 1313 Twelfth ave
•» Brooks Lincoln M Mrs, res 1111 Adeline
.■*-*-»» Brooks M Mrs, res 561 Eighth
*Ji I Brooks Patrick J, waiter, res 1630 Union
K ' Brooks Payton H, clerk, S F, res 318 Durant
^J Brooks Richard M, bookkeeper, S F, res 1235 Poplar
Lmi | Brooks Samuel, employe S P Co, res 1430 Twenty-third ave
ff\ Brooks Thadcleus R (Brooks & Humprey) res Arlington i -
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Brooks W E, dentist, 1155 Broadway, res 518 Frederick
Brooks Win, machinist Independent Planing Mills, res 518 ^
Fifteenth & (
K£ Brophy Geo, engineer Aaron Robinson, res 1010 Franklin
Brophy Nicholas, laborer, res 2239 Peralta
Brophy Patrick J, carpenter, 210 Broadway, res same
tM i Brophy Steve, tinsmith Clarence Hyde, res Union Hotel
Brophy Wm, carpet layer Aaron Robinson
Brosnaham Conrad, res 416 Eighth
Brosnan Dennis, laborer, res Charter Oak Hotel
Brosnan John, laborer, res Charter Oak Hotel
Brosnan John C, propr Charter Oak Hotel, 1763 Seventh,
'res same
T* I Brossmann Catherine Mrs, widow, res 920 Pine
"*w Brossmann Emma E, dressmaker, res 920 Pine
CD | Brossman William, jeweler, res 920 Pine
Brother Julian, supt works St Mary's College fit
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, meets Fidelity Hall jjj
cor Seventh and Peralta j ^ 5
Brouchoud Joseph, artist, S F, res 1419 Twelfth ave
Brougher Frederick C, res 378 E Fifteenth
o"i Brougher James W, student, res 378 E Fifteenth
§f Brougher Nellie V Miss, res 378 E Fifteenth
Brower Blanch S Miss, res 1012 Seventh ave
Brower R Clinton, student dentist RH Cool, res 1035 Union
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Hiower Henry, res 832 West
Brower Jeff, cash boy Taft & Pennoyer, res 1012 Seventh
ave
Brower S G Mrs, res 405 E Eleventh
Brower Thos J, res 1012 Seventh ave
Brown Agnes Miss, student Depue & Aydelotte's Business
College, res 1321 Sixth ave
BROWN ALBERT successor to HAMILTON
& BROWN, undertakers, 466-468 Thirteenth, res
1387 Alice, Telephone 18
Brown Albert, engineer, res 474 Twenty-sixth
Brown Albert L, engineer, res 1756 Telegraph ave
Brown Alexander, blacksmith California Jute Mill Co, res
609 Valdez
Brown Allie L Miss, student, res 525 Fortieth
Brown Anna Miss, res 1123 Filbert
Brown Annie Miss, res 373 Fourth
Brown Annie Miss, student, res 2053 Market
Brown Annie B Miss, res 1659 Grove
Brown Archibald, tinsmith, 705 Broadway
Brown Arthur, supt B and B Department S P Co, res 1031
Filbert
Brown Bell, employe California Hosiery Co, res 670 E
Eleventh
Brown Bessie Miss, res 528 Eighteenth
Brown Brice, expressman, res 1849 Chestnut
Brown Carrie Miss, res 1061 Clay
Brown Catherina, res 423 Second
BrowD Charlie, messenger Sunset Telephone Co, res 973
Washington
Brown Chas, pants maker M J KELLER, res 817
Chesnut
Brown Daisy 1 Mi — .re- 974 Center
Brown David, confectioner, res L21J E Fifteenth
Brown David .1. engineer, res L782 Atlantic
Brown Dudley C (Brown & McKinnon) supervisor District
No I. res Kh',1 Clay
Brown E Mrs, widow, res L372 T< nth
Brown E Miss, packer R Franke & I
Brown Edmund, res L267 Brush
BROWN EDWARD A, wood and coal, U(M12
Ninth, res Piedmont ave nr city limits
Brown Edward l>. collector, S l\ res L715 Seward
Brown Edgar C, cl< , SI res 408 E Twelfth
Browne Effie Miss, res 1015 Sixth a^
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Brown Eliza P Miss, music teacher Oakland Public Schools,
res 962 Clay
Brown Ella Miss, res 1061 Clay
Brown Elmer H, foreman W H Brown's Stable, res 1301
Clay
Brown Ernest C, engineer Engine Co No 5, res 468 Sixth
Brown Esther Miss, clerk, S F, res 474 Twenty-sixth
Brown Esther M Miss, res 1756 Telegraph ave
Brown Florence L Mrs, widow, res SW cor Alice and Third
Brown Francis A, builder, 624 East Twelfth, res 1321 Sixth
ave
Brown Frank, laborer, res 544 Webster
Brown Frank, laborer S P Co, res 1619 Sixteenth
Brown Frank, groceries and fruit, 1454 Seventh, res 1454-J-
Seventh
Brown Frank G, house painter Al Woods, res 1715 Twenty-
fifth
Brown Frank M, decorator, res 1322 Tenth ave
Browm Frederick M, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown Geo, clerk S P Co offices, S F, res 1322 Tenth ave
Brown Geo, res 967 Cypress
Brown Geo O, jeweler, S F, res 1374 Tenth
Brown Geo W, street sprinkler, res 409 E Seventeenth
Brown Harry, painter W W Tucker
Brown Harry D, res 875 Washington
Brown Harvey, stenographer, S F, res 1406 Ninth
Brown Harvey S, attorney S P Co, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown Henry A, machinist, res 1163 Seventh
Brown Henry H, porter M Welsh, res 471 Tenth
Brown Herbert, student, res 1012 Center
Brown Herbert F, carpenter, res 1439 Filbert
Brown Hiram P, atty-at-law, 619 Nineteenth, res same
Brown Horace P, pressman, S F, res SW cor Alice and
Third
Brown H W, clerk, res 1174 E Fifteenth
Brown James, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Brown James, res cor Sutter and Park, Golden Gate
Brown James, janitor Brooklyn Presbyterian Church, res
1524 Eleventh ave
Brown James, propr Corralitos Paper Co, res 528 Eighteenth
Brown James, teamster, res 776 Seventh
Brown James C, mining engineer, res 1709 Myrtle
Brown James H, student, res 1217 Kirkham
Brown James H, res cor Fourth ave and E Twenty-fourth
Brown James L, stenographer, S F, res 1715 Seward
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Brown J Dalzell, bookkeeper, S F, res 1046 Kirkham
BROWN J E H, manager wholesale department Sal-
linger Brothers, res San Pablo ave nr Forty-second
Brown Jeremiah R, clerk, S F,res 1462 Twelfth
Brown Jesse, driver People's Express Co, res 527 Seventh
Brown Jennie Mrs, dressmaker SE cor Fourth and Broad-
way, res same
Brown Jennie Miss, res San Pablo ave nr Fortieth
Brown Jessie Miss, res 514 Sixth
Brown J H, carpenter S P Co, res 813 Campbell
Brown J L, Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, S F
Brown John, farmer, res s s Benton nr Shattuck ave
Brown John, laborer, S P Co, res 806 Willow
Brown John, laborer S P Co, res 1716 Pacific
Brown John, longshoreman water front nr Webster
Brown John, res 965 Third ave
Brown John C, captain steamer Transit, res 950 Campbell
Brown John E, porter P P C Co, 1756 Seventh
Brown John F, res 738 Thirty-third
Brown John H, carpenter, res 525 Fortieth
BROWN JOHN L, manager Wm H Brown's Stable.
510 Thirteenth, res 1301 Clay
Brown John W. mariner, res Crawford, Golden Gate
Brown Joseph, res 1321 Sixth ave
Brown Joseph C, miller, 661 Third
Brown Joseph W. carpenter S P Co, res 813 Campbell
Brown Josiah P, merchant, res 962 Fifth
Brown L Mi>>. res L82& San Pablo ave
Brown Leland S, clerk Gaskill & Vandercook, rea s"<'> Thir-
teenth
Brown Leonard D, capitalist, res 1220 Cast
Brown Louise Mrs, groceries, ,;77 Adeline, rea same
Brown Lloyd, blind maker California Door Co, res cor Wal-
nut and San Jo86 ;ive
Brown Lu Miss, rea L716 Seward
Brown Maggie Mrs, rea 1465 Third
Brown Manuel, laborers P Co, rea rear 915 E Fifteenth
Brown Margan t Mrs, rea 1 123 San Pable ave
Brown Margaret Miss, fea Crawford, Golden Gate
Brown Martin, gardener, rea 318 Thirteenth
Brown Mary, employe California Hosiery Co, res 670 East
venth
Brown Mary Mrs, rea sl<> Webster
Brown Mary E Mrs, rea 721 E Thirty-fifth
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Brown Mary E Miss, res 962 Clay
Brown Matilda Mrs, widow, res 2053 Market
Brown Maud Miss, res San Pablo ave nr Fortieth
BROWN & McKINNON (D C Brown and J A
McKinnon) merchant tailors, 1018 Broadway
Brown Michael, res 1123 Filbert
Brown Morris J, mariner, res 139 Hellen
Brown M P, bookkeeper, S F, res 1120 West
Brown Mrs, vest maker Jones & Daul, res Lorin
Brown Myron, driver People's Express Co, res 514 Sixth
Brown Myron W, res cor Fourth ave and E Twenty-
Fourth
Brown N, porter S P Co, res 756i Willow
Brown Nettie M Miss, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Brown Orson D, patrolman, res 1439 Filbert
Brown Perry H, barber, 1228 Broadway, res same
Brown Ralph, commission merchant, S F, res 1462 Twelfth
Brown R C, mining engineer, res 463 Twenty-sixth
Brown Robert, carpenter Oakland Windmill Co, res 872
Lydia
Brown Robert J, carpenter, res 872 Lydia
Brown Roland G, stock broker, S F, res 1389 Jackson
Brown Rosa, domestic, 153 East Tenth
Brown Sarah S Mrs, matron West Oakland Home, res 973
Campbell
Brown S E Mrs, res 1012 Center
Brown Tillie Miss, student, res 2053 Market
Brown Thomas, domestic St Joseph's Academy, res 205
Fourth
Brown Thomas H, lather, res 1217 Kirkham
Brown William, res 872 Lydia
Brown Wm, house painter, res 423 Second
Brown Wm, res 409 East Seventeenth
Brown Will E, driver Talcott's Dairy, res High opp Pres-
cott
Brown William G, stock raiser, res 1715 Seward
Brown Wm H, cook Geo W Walker, res cor Brush and
Sixth
Brown Wm H, res 525 Fortieth
Brown William H, paper hanger, res 738 E Thirty-third
Brown William H, undertaker, S F, res cor Sutter and
Park, Golden Gate
BROWN WM H, livery stable, 510 Thirteenth, res
Sutter, Gaskill Tract
Brown William M, physician and surgeon, 854^ Broadway,
res 974 Center
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Brown Wm M Jr, fireman, res 974 Center
Brown Wm Z, bricklayer, res 814 Lewis
Brown Willis M, clerk Pavot, Upham & Co, S F, res 962
Fifth
Browne A B Miss, res 1129 Myrtle
Browne A F, clerk S P Co, res 977 E Twenty-eighth
Browne Christopher WT, clerk, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne Daniel W, honse painter, res w s Telegraph ave bet
Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth
Browne Erne Miss, res 1015 Sixth
Browne Evelyn Miss, res 977 E Twenty-eighth
Browne Frederick D, civil engineer S P Co, res 977 E
Twenty-eighth
Browne Gus E, insurance clerk, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne India Mrs, res 1015 Sixth ave
BROWNE P D, notary public and conveyancer, 458
Ninth, res 977 E Twenty-eighth
Browne Spencer C, real estate, S F, res 470 Edwards
Brownell Abner, propr Our Corner Saloon, 1251 San Pablo
ave, res 767 Seventeenth
Brownell Ada Mrs, res 667 Fifteenth
Brownell Don C, traveling agt Carroll & Co, res 667 Fif-
teenth
Brownell E A Varney Mrs, physician, room 4 Playter Block,
Brownell H M, salesman Columbus Buggy Co, res 1209
Broadway
Bruce Henry, shipwright S P Co, res 1369 Eighth
Bruce John M, gardener Dr T H Pinkerton, cor Thir-
teenth ave and E Twenty-seventh
Bruce John K, carpenter, S F, res 1653 Seventh
Bruce Kittie Miss, res L369 Eighth
BRUCE SAMUEL J, manager Kohler & Chase,
res L462 Curtisa
Bruce Walter I), engineer S P Co, res L072 Campbell
Bruder John, gardener Herman Althof,941 Filbert
Brueck Wm A, Homoeopathic Pharmacy, 956 Broadway, pea
704 Nineteenth
Bruenn A, physician and surgeon, office 561 Tenth, res 563
Tenth
Bruenn Adolph, piano mfr and music and musical instru-
ments, factory Fourteenth and Webster Depot, 1074
Broadway, res 710 Twenty-fifth
Bruenn Henry II, music teacher, pea 563 Tenth
Bruguiere John O, cigars and tobacco, 1171 Broadway, res
306 Fourteenth
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| Bruml Arthur, 533 Eighteenth
^* Bruml R Mrs, widow, res 533 Eighteenth
d Bruml S Mrs, res 533 Eighteenth
Brumpton Frederick, employe Oakland Gas Light & Heat
jj£ Co, res cor Second and Grove
. Brumpton John, employe Oakland Gas Light & Heat Co,
U* \ res cor Second and Grove
•p ! Brumund Wm, laborer, res 428 Second
S [ Brundage B L, res 1019 Filbert
-p Brunelle Onesine, teamster Remillard Brick Co
^ Bruning Annie Mrs, widow, res 1400 Eleventh
^ Bruning Bros (John H and Henry F Bruning) wholesale
<d and retail confectioners, 483 Seventh
S ■ Bruning Henry F (Bruning Bros) res 864 Henry
§ji Bruning John H, confectioner, 483 Seventh, res 832 Frank-
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0 Brunjes Adel Miss, res 768 Fourteenth
^ BRXJNJE J A, groceries, wines and liquors, 1551-
(j)| 1553 Broadway, res 1643 Broadway
01 Brunje Herman, coachman F Delger, res 524 Nineteenth
^* Brunjes Fred, res 768 East Fourteenth
Brunjes Henry, cooper Isaac Levy, res 768 Fourteenth
Brunker Alice E Miss, res 1323 Twelfth ave
Brunker Fred E, carpenter and cigars, 628 E Twelfth,
res 1323 Twelfth ave
Brunker Sarah J Miss, res 1323 Twelfth ave
Bruno James, laborer, res w s First ave nr Summer
Bruns D, propr Commercial Union Hotel, Park ave, Em-
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Bruns Emma Miss, res 728 Linden
Bruns J C C, milling, S F, res 1113 Adeline
Bruns J P, employe Burnham-Standeford Co
w Brunson Horace W, fireman Woolen Mills, res 936 Thirtv-
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H ^ Brunwin Bernard, butcher Syracuse Market, res Charter
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JJj < Brusie James, merchant Modesto, res 570 Thirteenth
H I Brusie Lulu M Miss, res 570 Thirteenth
Bruso Wm, painter, res Union Hotel
Brustgrun Anna H Miss, res 2034 Broadway
Brustgrun Frederick, res 2034 E road way
Bruton Thomas J, nurse Oakland Hospital, res same
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W Bryan John, laborer S P Co, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryan John J, res 1265 Fourth ave
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Bryan Joseph, butcher, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryan Lillie, domestic, 918 Union
Bryan Lizzie Miss, res 680 Eighteenth
Bryan Mamie Miss, student, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryan Mary A Mrs, widow, res 1360 Webster
Bryan Patrick, student, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryant Dan F, printer Tribune Publishing Co
Bryant E Louise, compositor, res 858 Franklin
Bryant Edwin R, carpenter, res 960 Clay
Bryant Frank, carpenter, res 864 Washington
Bryant Fred, messenger Sunset Telephone Co, res 1016
Tenth ave
Bryant Henry, porter, res Twenty-fourth ave bet E Eleventh
and Railroad ave
Bryant John, propr Grand Western Restaurant, 1756
Seventh, res cor Willow and Chase
Bryan Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryant Nellie Miss, student High School, res 1016 Tenth ave
Bryant W H, engineer S P Co, res 1521 Eighth
Bryden Arthur A, clerk California Cotton Mills Co, res (.»7"
E Fourteenth
Bryden Silas W, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 975
E Fourteenth
Brydgea Ada Mrs, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Brydges Harry W, conductors P Co, res Nilea
Bryenton A A. salesman, res 562 Eighth
Bryne John, raftsman S P Co, res Kirkham
Brynea John, machinist SP Co, res cor Willow and Pacific
Buch Albert, rea L221 Eighteenth ave
Bach Ole, employe Pullman Palace Car Co, res Alameda i
Buchanan Alexander, conductor 8 P Co, rea 1015 E Fif-
teenth
Buchanan Elijah M, carpenter 8 P Co, rea 1013 Wood
tochanarj .lame-, butcher Fred Becker, rea Eureka Hotel
tochanan John, gardener 0 S Orrick, rea Vernon Heighta
tochanarj PG Rev, rea 77:) Sixteenth
tochanan William A, carpenter 8 P Co, rea L013 Wood
tocher Wm E, brick taker, 718 i 'astro
tocher Winer, rancher, rea The Round House, High
tockman Harry, tailor, l<>7 Sixth, rea Bame
toch Addiaon (Buck &Judkina) rea Fruii Vale
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9 • Buck Emma Miss, res 929 Adeline
0« ^ Buck & Judkins (Addison and Chas M Buck and L C Jud
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QC >* Buckalew A Mrs, dressmaker, 1103i Broadway, res same
K g Buckbee Emma Miss, res 217 Helen
g §) Buckbee Martin, laborer S P Co, res 217 Helen
Buckel C A Miss, physician, 952 Fourteenth, res same
Buckelew Amanda Miss, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Buckelew Johanna B Mrs, widow, res 700 Thirty-fourth I ^ ^s
Buckelew Lillie C Miss, res 700 Thirty-fourth | % M
Buckelew Mary F, teacher Cole School, res 700 Thirty-fourth % m
Buckelew Minnie E Miss, teacher Durant School, res 700
Thirty-fourth
Buckeye Livery Stable, Christian W Weinberg propr, 1386
Broadway
P? | BUCKHOUT ADNA H, patent hot air grates,
res 606 Sixteenth
BUCKINGHAM LILLIE MRS, employment
office, 525 Eighth, res same
Buckingham Robt H, boots and shoes, S F, res 525 Eighth
I Buckingham S, res 563 Eleventh
2C ! Buckley Chester K, merchant, res Ross House
[jl I Buckley Cornelius, lumberman, 702 Third
Wi Bucklev Daniel, laborer S P Co, res 821 Filbert
Buckley Frank E, clerk Park & Lacy Co, S F, res 1212 Web-
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' Buckley Horace F, farmer, res 1168 Eighth ave
Buckley J L, painter, res Union Hotel
Buckley John L (W T Hamilton & Co) res w s Claremont
ave nr College
Buckley Joseph, carpenter, res Forty-fifth
Buckley Kate Miss, agt S P Co, Stock Yards
Buckley Milton, machinist, res 1060 Poplar
Buckley Nellie M Miss, milliner, res 270 East Tenth
Bucklin Albert G, carpenter, res 969 Kirkham \Aj
Buckman S W, laborer, res s s Forty-fourth, nr Telegraph ' HH
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Buckner Mary Mrs, res 625 Tenth
Budde Theodore, employe S P Co, res 717 Fourth
Buddington Nellie Mrs, widow, res 963 Chester
Buel Emma W Miss, res 363 E Twelfth
Buel F Mrs, res 363 E Twelfth
Buel Rosa M Miss, res 363 E Twelfth
Buell David H, carpenter S H Wilson, res 771 Eleventh
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Buell E L Miss, art embroidery, res Bank Building, 1104
Broadway
Buell Helen Mrs, res 610 E Eighteenth
Buell Linus, student, res 610 E Eighteenth
Buell Wm, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Buelna Gertrude R Mrs, res rear 878 Milton
Buffett Charles C, carriage mfr, 1304 Broadway, res 2156
Chestnut
Buffington John M, mining sec, res 963 Oak
Buffington William H, bookkeeper, S F, res 1020 Chester
Buggi Celestono, stonecutter Western Granite and Marble
Co
Buhsen Diedrich, capitalist, res 1802 William
BUHSEN HOUSE, NJ) Buhsen proprietor. 1803
Seventh
BUHSEN N D, groceries, wines and liquors, 1801
Seventh, res 1803 Seventh
Buich Martin, dishwasher Antone Lizak, res 1320 San
Pablo ave
Bulger John K, chief engineer steamer Alexander, res 454
E Eleventh
Bulkley Kate A Mrs, teacher Field Seminary, res 543
Albion
Bulkley Milton, salesman H P Gregory & Co, S F, res 545
Albion
Bull Mary D Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 1259 Webster
Bullen A M Mrs, res s a Forty-sixth or Shattuck ave
Bullock Charles, bookkeeper J C Bullock, res L626 Twelfth
Bullock Ella L Miss, res <•>:<> Market
Bullock Barry, plumber John C Bullock, res L626 Twelfth
Bullock Harry C, tinner and plumber S P Co, res 1 7 r> J At-
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Bullock Harvey K. capitalist, 472 Tenth, res 970 Market
Bullock .1 C, tin, copper and sbeel iron ware, plumbing and
gasfitting, L686 Seventh, res L 626 Twelfth
Bullock .1 C Jr, plumber .1 C Bullock, res L626 Twelfth
Bullock Margaret M Miss, res (.»7<» Market
Bullock Thomas, painter and paper hanger, res ls-">l Wil-
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BullockThos F, clerk J II Bacon, rea L83] William
Bumiller A. rea Tubba 1 Eotel
Bumiller E, rea Tubba Hotel
Bumiller -I , rea Tubba Hotel
Buuce Cyrua V, carpenter, rea L5284 Broadway
Bunce Edward E, farmer, rea Hayes Canyon
Bunce PL, orchardisl . re 1 361 Market
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Bundensen Ellen Miss, domestic L F Cockroft, res Prospect
Heights
Bundy Mary Miss, res Home for Aged Women
Bundy E D Mrs, res 605 Tenth
Bundy Maud Miss, res 605 Tenth
Bunker G H, res 714 Chester
Bunker Mary Miss, res 216 Thirteenth
Bunnell E F, dentist, S F, res 1955 Telegraph ave
Bunnell Geo W, professor Greek, University of California,
res 1955 Telegraph ave
Burbank Albert E, live stock, S F, res 1116 Campbell
Burbank Carrie G Miss, res 1372 Telegraph ave
Burbank Charlotte F Mrs, res 763 Eighth
Burbank Frances F Miss, res 763 Eighth
Burbank H S Mrs, res 1372 Telegraph ave
Burbank Lester, shoemaker Nolan Bros, S F, res 629 Four-
teenth
Burbank Louis, res 629 Fourteenth
Burbank Samuel F, real estate, res 763 Eighth
Burbank William F, asst editor Oakland Enquirer and atty-
at-law, res 763 Eighth
Burbeck Geo, teller First National Bank, res 1259 West
Burch Gilbert W, switchman S P Co, res 1717 Filbert
BTJRCHA.RD Ij S, physician and surgeon and at-
tending physician Receiving Hospital, office 1103i
Broadway, rooms 6 and 7, res room's 28 and 29, office
hours 10 a m to 12 m, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m, telephone
317
Burckhalter Chas, insurance surveyor, S F, and astronomer
in charge Chabot Observatory, res 962 Chester
Burdett Chas, shoemaker, res 971 Ninth ave
Burdick Allan C, machinist, res 1555 San Pablo ave
Burdick Geo H Mrs, res 1105 Jackson
Burdick J C, res 1059 Clay
Burdick J F Mrs, res 668 Fourteenth
Burdick Lillie C Mrs, res 908 Pine
Burdick May E Miss, music teacher, res w s Telegraph ave
nr Forty-eighth
BURDICK S POWELL, physician, 1409 Grove,
office hours 10 to 12 a m, 5 to 6 p m, Sundays till 10
a m
Burcfcck Sarah C Mrs, res 1555 San Pablo ave
Burford John, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Burg C H, salesman, res 934 Myrtle
BurgGus, clerk C J Krytser, res 533 Sixteenth
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Burgans Chas E, guns and sporting goods, 517 Seventh, res
same
BURGrELIN LOUIS, butcher, 1110 Market, res
same
Burgess Bert F, pressman Pacific Press, res 714 Eighteenth
Burgess Frank G, res 932 Poplar
Burgin E M Miss, teacher Prescott School
Burgoa Wm, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult Blind,
res same
Burgstrum Stephen, doormaker California Door Co, res 501
Washington
Burk Annie Miss, bookkeeper, res Lake Merritt
Burk B, stone cutter F E Knowlea & Co, res 653 Seventh
Burk F L, reporter, res The Arlington
Burk Henry, propr City of Oakland, Lake Merritt, E
Twelfth, res same
Burk P, stone cutter F E Knowles & Co. res 053 Seventh
Burk Tom, hostler Ninth Street Livery Stable, res same
Burke Agues Miss, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke Albert, res 1818 Atlantic
Burke Bernard, res 2053 Grove
Burke Bessie Miss, fitter Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res
1612 Telegraph ave
Burke & Bottomlev (Wm Burke and Isaac Bottomlev) sa-
loon. 121 Tentfi
Burke Charles, plasterer, res 1004 Third
Burke Geo, res 270 E Seventeenth
Burke II Mrs, rea 1012 Telegraph ave
Burke Hannah Miss, domestic, rea 586 Tenth
Burke Hugh \V. ticket agent B F, rea 1261 Center
Burke Jackson, asst cashier A L Bancroft A Co, 8 F, res
524 Simpson ave
Burke James F, plumber, rea 1832 Grove
Burke Kennedy, tailor J Lancaster, rea L6634 Gro\
Burke Lena, dressmaker Mrs E W Johnson
Burke Lizzie Miss, domestic, rea 1 165 Jackson
Burke Mamie Miss, rea 1612 Telegraph ai
Burke Nellie F Mrs, rea 1020 Chestnut
Burke Patrick, Winthrop House, sixth
Burke Patrick, house mover, res Franklin Hotel
Burke Thomas, gardener Mrs A Chabot, rea 1832 Grove
Burke Thomaa Jr, plumber, rea 1832 Gro1
Burke Wm, laborer 8 P Co, rea B22 Magnolia
Burkhalter II T. -nan Phelan A Fish, rea 1 11 1 Tenth
Burkhard Rudolph, clerk P .1 I t'Connell, rea 915 Grove
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Burkman Annie, domestic, 1227 Chestnut
Burley Edward, traveling agt, S F, les 1573 Eighth ave
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Burnett Almina E Miss, dressmaker, res 1106 E Twenty-
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Burke Wm (Burke & Bottomley) res 358 Seventh
Burke Wm, tinner, res 1832 Grove
Burke Wm H, clerk John Hanley, res 469^ Ninth
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Burnett Harry, student, res 535 Eighteenth
Eurnett M A Mrs, widow, res 584 Twenty-second
Burnett Samuel A, carpenter and joiner, res 1106 East
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BURNETTE EUGENE T, manager Burnette
Dental. Co, 1004 Broadway, res Hay wards
Burnette John J (Hershfield & Burnette) res 1165 Seventh
Burnham Chas F, sec Eagle Oil Refining Co, S F, res 1705
Broadway
Burnham John H, clerk Henry M Collins, res 1623 Short
Burnham J R, res Tubbs Hotel
Burnham Lee C, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1017 Madison
Burnham O H, pres Burnham-Standeford Co, 1017 Madison
Burnham W W, clerk Burnham-Standeford Co, res 1017
Madison
BURNHAM-STANDEFORD CO, O H Bum-
ham president, D W Standeford vice-president, A T
Buswell secretary, proprietors Oakland Planing Mills,
w s Washington bet First and Second
Burnight J M, carpenter, res 1362 Twelfth
Burns Catherine Mrs, res 1781 William
Burns Charles, carpenter, res 9 Watts
Burns Chas E, musician, res 75 Valley
Burns D Mrs, res 372 Second
Burns Edward, artist, res Park ave cor Hollis, Emeryville
Burns Edward E, saloon, Seventh bet Broadway and Frank-
lin, res 1501 Seventh
Burns Emma Miss, dressmaker, res 728 Linden
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Burns Frank, clerk T R Burns, re- 75 Valley
Burns Gatv A. clerk. S F. res Twelfth nr Folsom, Golden
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Bums George, teamster Alameda Macadamizing Co, res
Schutzen Park. Alameda
Burns George J, employe Pacific Iron and Xail Co. res 728
Linden
r- O Burns Harry G, auditor's dept Wells. Fargo & Co, S F, res
752 Sixteenth
Burns Henry R. porter Pulman Car Co. res 220 Fifth
Burns Howard, draughtsman J C Mathews & Sdn, res San
Pablo road nr Fortieth
Burns J A Ifiss, dressmaker, res Union Hotel
Burns James C, canvasser H ft A Baker, res Golden Eagle
Hotel
Burns John McK. machinist S P Co, res 1722 Chac
Burns Louisa Mrs, res 411 Seventh
^ Burns Mary Miss, dressmaker, rea 528 Thirteenth
Burn- Margaret Mrs. widow, res 174S Filbert
HBurn- Michael, laborer S P Co. res 421 B
Burns Nellie Mi--, nurse Pabiola Hospital, res same
rna P< U v. n - E EL v< nth
Bum- Sarah, domestic. 275 E Fourteenth
po^ Burn- Sarah Mr-. - ~_v Linden
hrf Burns S b A Mr-, widow, d ■ '". Alice
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Burns Thoma S 1 ' I * 120 Helen
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HBuri ■• W, colli ctor i
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Wrall Belle M 11 Sixteenth
Bur rail J< ssi< E ' I I Sixteenth
Burrall Lucia M Miss, st< Dographer, 8 1' 1 1 Sixteenth
j Burrall Millie Ifiss, : Sixteenth
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tate, 1016 Broadway, res 014 Sixteenth
Burrell Albert W, real estate, 476 Eighth, res 318 Third
Barrell E F, teacher High School, res 578 Fifteenth
Burrell Henry H, bridge contractor, res 546 Thirty-fifth
•Burris Georgie Miss, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Burritt Alice, physician, room 4, 1055 Washington
Burroughs , capitalist, res 1311 San Pablo ave
Burroughs S Mrs, dressmaker, 1507 Broadway, res same
Burrows M Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 1014 Broad-
way
Burrows Mary Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 209 Fourth
Burson Adelia A Mrs, res 846 Seventeenth
Burt F L, carpenter S P Co, res 992 Willow
Burt James, res 992 Willow
Burt Walter, blind maker California Door Co, res 1781 Goss
BURTCHAELL & CROWLEY (Geo T Burt-
chaell and Daniel Crowley) plumbing and gasfitting,
1243 Broadwav, telephone 481
BURTCHAELL GEORGE T (Burtchaell &
Crowley) res 2442 Broadway
Burton A H Mrs, res 1002 E Thirtieth
Burton Ben T, physician, office and res 867 Willow, office
hours 10 a m to 12 m, 2 p m to 4 p m
Burton Carrie Miss, res 1002 E Thirtieth
Burton Emanuel, laborer California Pottery & Terra Cotta
Co, res 601 Twentv-third ave
Burton H Mrs, res 1511 Brush
Busby Emma Miss, glove maker, S F, res 1416 Ninth
Busby Frederick H, glove mfr, res 1112 Nineteenth
Busby Harry, res 1416 Ninth
Busby Lizzie Miss, glove maker, S F, res 1416 Ninth
Busby Mark, glove cutter, S F, res 1416 Ninth
Busby Mary Mrs, widow7, res 1416 Ninth
Busby Mary Miss, res 1416 Ninth
Busby Minnie Miss, res 1416 Ninth
Busch John, car cleaner S P Co, res 2167 Union
Bush C, butcher, 971 Third, res same
Bush D C, butcher, res 712 Filbert
Bush Edwin D, merchandise broker, S F, res 966 Madison
BUSH EDWARD T, California Market, 1223
Broadway, res 624 Seventeenth
Bush Ella M Miss, res 814 Myrtle
Bush Eva G Miss, res 559 Seventeenth
Bush Fred G, clerk Pierce & Co, res 814 Myrtle
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Bush Harry C, freight agt Atlantic and Pacific Railway, S
F, res 1126 Myrtle
Bush Henry, night watchman S P Co, res 260 Second
Bush Henry, clerk, S F, res 710 Fourth
Bush Josephine Mrs, res 814 Myrtle
Bush Maud D Miss, res 559 Seventeenth
Bushell E A, pres Oakland Box and Barrel Manufacturing
Co, res 1249 Broadway
BUSHELL HOUSE, Mrs Anna Knapp proprietor,
462 Twelfth
Busse Christian C, harber, 459 Twelfth, res 1510 San Pablo
ave
Busselle John A, mill hand California Door Co, res 1210
Peralta
Buswell Alice M Miss, student, res cor Sixth ave and E
Twentieth
BUSWELL A T, sec Bnrnham-Standeford Co, res
1425 Adeline
Buswell Block, SE cor Fourth and Broadway
Buswell Clara A Miss, res Twelfth nr Railroad ave, Golden
Gate
Buswell Daisy R Miss, student, res cor Sixth ave and E
Twentieth
BUSWELL E G & CO (E G Buswell) paints, oils,
glass, artists' materials and paper hangings, 712-716
Broadwav, cor Fourth, opp Hall of Records, telephone
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Buswell E (r (E G Buswell & Co) res Buswell Block
Buswell George R, res Twelfth nr Railroad ave, Golden
Gate
Buswell Gerry, clerk E G Buswell & Co, res Buswell Block
Buswell Jennie M Mrs, res Buswell Block
Buswell John, clerk E G Buswell & Co, res Buswell Block
Buswell M L Mrs, res cor Sixth ave and E Twentieth
Buswell Morgan, student, res Buswell Block
Buswell Elobbins, student, res Buswell Block
Buteau Helen A Mrs, artist, res 55] Twentieth
Buteau S A, physician and surgeon, res 527 Jones
Buteau Samuel II, -indent, res 527 Jones
Butin Mary Mr-, res L961 ( rrove
Butler Abraham L, janitor Mood Building, S F, res 1461
Broadway
Butler Alice E Miss, bookkeeper T C Emery, res 253 Eighth
Butler Alice V Miss, employe U S Mint, S F, res 1 I<>1 Broad-
way
Butler 0 (' Mr-, widow, res 600 Seventeenth
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Wood A: Iron Working Machinery,
2i & 23 Fremont St., San Francisco.
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OAKLAND.
Butler C D, banker S F, res 630 Fourteenth
Butler Charles S, mailman Palace Hotel, S F, res 1461
Broadway
Butler Fay M, advertising agt Tribune Publishing Co, res
209 Eighth
Butler Floyd E, messenger U S Mint, S F, res 1461 Broad-
way
Butler Frank M, employe Briggs, Ferguson & Co, S F, res
1320 Myrtle
Butler George, laborer, res SW cor Telegraph ave and
Thirty-ninth
Butler James, laborer, Winthrop House
Butler James, saloon, 719 Broadway
Butler James H, sawyer Pioneer Planing Mills, res 603
Webster
Butler James M, res 808 Jefferson
Butler John, janitor S F, res 1461 Broadway
Butler John H, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 1551
Brush
Butler Josie Miss, res 313 Fourth
Butler M Mrs, res 533 Eighteenth
Butler Marguerite, domestic, 959 Twelfth
Butler Mary, domestic, 104 E Fifteenth
Butler Matilda Miss, domestic, 1218 Oak
Butler Nellie Miss, res 313 Fourth
Butler Patrick, laborer, res 920 Kirkham
Butler Patrick, foreman S P Co mole, res n s Fortieth nr
Adeline
Butler Pauline Miss, res 313 Fourth
Butler P T, cooper, 652-654 Broadway, res 313 Fourth
Butler R E, repairer S P Co, res 1613 Magnolia
Butler T W, carpenter, res 806 Jefferson
Butler Wm W, janitor Flood Building, S F, res 1461 Broad-
way
Butt Peter, groceries, 2216 San Pablo ave, res same
Butterfield Carrie A Miss, milliner Miss M Rey Wilson, res
216 Fifth
BUTTERXCKS DRESS PATTERNS,
Taft & Pennoyer agents, 1163-1165 Broadway
Butterworth Abel A, carpenter, res 577 Sycamore
Butterworth Emma R Mrs, dressmaker, res 577 Sycamore
Buttlar Charles J R, sec Judson Manufacturing Co, res
1468 Twelfth
BUTTON FRED L, attorney-at-law 969 Broad-
way, room 34, res 568 Thirty-fourth
Button Orando, carpenter, res 670 Second
RfiRFRT RFFRY Harness> Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Lap
nUDbn I ^ J. DCLD I f Robes, and Blankets, 1058 B'dw'y, Oak
BUSWELL'S,
Cor. Broadway and Fourth St.,
Opp. Hall of Records, Oakland
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S> Butson — , carpenter, res 519 Seventeenth
:JJ But well Thos H, employe Bon Ton Boat House, res same
^ Buzzo Benjamin H, fireman S P Co, res 1676 Pacific
h" Q Bvers J C, bootblack stand cor Adeline and Seventh, res
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Byington Samuel, bartender, res 818 Clay
Byington Teresa, proof-reader, res 1313 West
Byler John E, clerk W & M Everson, res 1618 Webster,
Alameda
Byrne B, domestic, 1213 Myrtle
Byrne Frances M Miss, res 929 Pine
Bvrne J E. house mover, res 825 Adeline
Byrne John J, raftsman S P Co, res 824 Kirk ham
Byrns John E, laborer S P Co, res SE cor Willow and
Pacific
Byrns John B, laborer S P Co, res SE cor Willow and
Pacific
Byrne Joseph P, bookkeeper, S F, res 263 Fourth
Byrod Sarah B Mrs, teacher Clawson School, res 1555 San
Pablo ave
Byron Lillian Miss, dressmaker Mi-s V A Anderson, res
504 Thirteenth-
Byxbee A G, clerk B and B Dept S P Co, res Berkeley
Byxbee Edith Miss, student, res Fruit Vale ave
Byxbee Ella F Miss, res L329 Nineteenth ave
Byrne M J, res 263 Fourth
Byrne William, painter, res 638 Valdez
Byrne- Thoinas, laborer S P Co, res L20 Helen
Byxbee Howard, student, res Fruit Vale a\
Byxl 'in K. Lumber dealer, S F, res L329 Nineteenth ave
Byxbee feoberl ( J, lumber, 42 Market , S F, res Fruit Vale ave
Oabanol Peter, laborer Bayle, La Coste A Co, rea ur Stock
Yards Siat [on
('able Fairie M Miss, res 461 Twenty-second
Cable Emma E Miss, copyist, res 461 Twenty-second
Cable Harry E, salesman Ily Alexander, rea 461 Twenty-
cond
Cable Samuel, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, rea
461 Twenty second
Cable Samuel <•, salesman 8 Maguire A Sons, rea 461
Twenl y-second
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Cabral Jacinto, laborer S P Co
Cabral Manuel, laborer S P Co, res 722 Henry
Caccia Arnold, well borer, res 1866 West
Caccia Wm, driver Louis Lundberg, res cor Twenty-eighth
and West
Cade W H, barkeeper Ed H Campbell, res Park ave
Cadman Charles K, plumber, S F, res 1180 E Fourteenth
Cadman John 0, director Home Benefit Insurance Co, S F,
res Vernon Heights
Cadogan James J, bookkeeper, S F, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan John H, manager Redington & Co, S F, res 912
•Filbert
Cadogan Kate Mrs, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan Lawrence F, correspondent First National Bank,
S F, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan Mary G Miss, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan Patrick A, bookkeeper, S F, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan Wm, gardener, res 1414 Eighth ave
Cadoza Joseph, gardener, res 580 Thirty-fifth
Caduz Antonio, laborer S P Co, res Center nr R R track
Cadwell Annie Mrs, widow, nurse, res 1409 Grove
Cadwell Chester T, medical student, res 1409 Grove
Cadv Daniel, laborer, res 1313 Campbell
Cady W H, brakeman S P Co, res 1729 Seventh
Csesar Diani, laborer P C R quarry, res same
Cahen August, florist, res 1627 Nineteenth ave
Cahill Anna L Miss, student art school, res 1613 Mvrtle
Cahill B Mrs, res 663 Ninth
Cahill Carrie A Miss, res 663 Ninth
Cahill Christopher J, paper hanger and painter, res 772
Fifth
Cahill Dennis, sawyer Eagle Box & Manufacturing Co, res
961 Third
Cahill Edward F, city editor Tribune, res 1368 Tenth
Cahill Emmett E, collector, res 753 Market
Cahill Grace Miss, res 1613 Myrtle
Cahill Henry, paper hanger res 753 Market
Cahill James (McGovern & Cahill) res 1613 Myrtle
Cahill John P, plumber John A C McDonald, res 1862 West
Cahill M A Mrs, res 753 Market
Cahill Pat, laborer S P Co
Cahill Patrick, foreman elevator works, S F, res Sutter nr
Park, Golden Gate
Cahill Peter, teamster, res Booth
Cahill William, grocer, 118 Hannah, res same
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Cahill W H Mrs, dry and fancy goods, 1215 Broadway, res
1534 Broadway
Cahill William H, painter and paper hanger, 369 Thirteenth,
res 1534 Broadway
Cahill William J, salesman McGovern ev: Cahill, res 1613
Myrtle
('aim Estelle Miss, clerk A D Gordan, res 1477 San Pahlo
Cahn Fannie Mrs, widow, 1477 San Puhlo ave
Calm Henry, res 1477 San Pablo ave
Cahton Harry F, clerk Central Supply Co, res 1371 Tenth ave
Caig David (John Thexton & Co) res 1435 Myrtle
Cain F Mrs, matron ladies' hall, California College, res same
Cain Patrick, dairyman, res 70S Twenty-seventh
(aine E Parker, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, rea
1359 Brush
Caine James E, carpenter W T Veitch & Bro, res 1359
Brush
Caire Arthur J, clerk Justinian Caire, S F, res XE cor
Eighth and Harrison
Caire F F, clerk Justinian Caire, S F, res XK cor Eighth
and Harrison
Caire Justinian, hardware, S F, res XK cor Eighth and
Harrison
Cairns E Mrs, widow, res 93*2 Fourteenth
Cairns Maggie Miss, domestic, res 1020 Oak
Cairna Minnie Miss, domestic, res L020 Oak
Calahan C J Mrs, res 510 Ninth
Calahan Mary J Miss, rea L862 William
Calaway J as, hostler, res 712 Franklin
Calberg Gustave F. constable Brooklyn Township, rea L116
Ninl h ave
Calden All. um. rea 768 Twelfth
Calden Daniel, laborer 8 P Co
Calden Guy Chester, collector, rea 768 Twelfth
Calder Henry C, gardener, rea 1067 Oak
Calder Hugh, rea L012 E Twenty-third
Calderwood David B, engineer S P Co, rea LOU Wood
Calderw 1 M Mrs, widow, rea 1(|11 Wood
Calderwood S, sticker Pacific Coasl Planing Mills, 3 F
Caldwell Charlee B, hinder, rea L145 Nineteenth
Caldwell Frank c. clerk, r< a 2169 Wesl
I aid well Hannah T Mrs, dressmaker, 53 1 Sixteenth, rea same
Caldwell Hairy ('. apprentice City BraSS Workfl, re- 531
Sixteenth
Caldwell Howard W, brake man S P Co, rea L065 Twelfth ave
< laldwell Innr M i 53 I Sixteenth
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
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Caldwell John C, carpenter, res 816 Sixteenth
Caldwell Layfayette, teamster Puget Sound Lumber Co, res
531 Sixteenth
Caldwell Louis E, clerk, res 2169 West
Caldwell William A, clerk, res 2169 West
CALEDONIAN INSURANCE CO, of Edin-
burgh, H T Smith agent, 960 Broadway
Calhoun J A, resident correspondent S F Bulletin and Call
468 Tenth, res 1659 San Pablo ave
Calhoun John M, insurance clerk, res 1659 San Pablo ave
California Bakery, Clement Martin propr, 1557 Broadway
CALIFORNIA BANK AND TRUST CO,
A C Henry president, Frank H Brooks cashier, 1006
Broadway
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE, Rev S B Morse presi-
dent, Bunyan Spencer secretary, between E Twenty-
seventh and E Thirtieth, Highland Park
CALIFORNIA COTTON MILLS CO, G W
Beaver president, J Y Miller secretary and cashier, Wil-
liam Rutherford superintendent, Mills Park Street Sta-
tion East Oakland, San Francisco office 310 California
CALIFORNIA DOOR CO, (THE) Charles Doe
president, F A Merguire secretary, Albert L Smith man-
ager, Edward A Boell manufacturing superintendent
doors, sash and window blinds, 460-464 Second, factory
Wood between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
California Fire and Water Proof Paint Co, 555 Broadway
California Hall, w s Clay s of Eleventh
California Hosiery Co, Thomas Crellin prest, John Williams
sec and manager, SE cor Jefferson and Second
California Jute Mills Co, John Robinson supt, Third ave bet
E Tenth and E Eleventh
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Edward T Bush pro-
prietor, 1223 Broad wav
CALIFORNIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Colonel W H O'Brien principal, cor Telegraph and
Prospect aves
California and Nevada Railroad, San Pablo ave, cor
Thirty-ninth
CALIFORNIA NURSERY CO, Niles, Alameda
county, George Carv agent, 954 Broadway, (see adver-
tisement)
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA
COTTA CO, Serril Winsor proprietor, works
Twenty-third avenue, E Oakland, office 1172-1174
Broadway
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CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT, HaUahan
Brothers proprietors, 854 Broadway
California Rose Co, F C Havens mgr, Vernon Heights
California Saloon, John Kavser & Co proprs, 840 Broadway
CALIFORNIA WATCH CLUB, T B Potter
manager, 1151 Washington
Calkin Evelyn Mrs, res 1054 Eighteenth
Calkin Everell F, res 1737 Myrtle
Calkins Becky Miss, res 1263 Brush
Calkins Maggie Miss, milliner L H Briggs, res 821 Mag-
nolia
Callagan Edward, carpenter S P Co, res 138 William
Callaghan Becky, res 317 Sixth
Callaghan Henry, stevedore, 704 Franklin
Callaghan Jennie Miss, res 317 Sixth
Callaghan Jeramiah, real estate, insurance and notary pub-
lic 505 Seventh, res 317 Sixth
Callaghan John, laborer S P Co, res 368 Tenth
Callaghan John, employe Pacific Iron and Xail Works, res
1612 Magnolia
Callaghan John, student, res 2253 Adeline
Callaghan John W, carpenter, 873 Milton
Callaghan Joseph L, solicitor Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, res 317 Sixth
Callaghan Maggie Miss, res 831 Peralta
Callaghan Mamie Miss, res 83] Peralta
Callaghan Martin, laborer, res L612 Magnolia
Callaghan Martin Jr, res L612 Magnolia
Callaghan Rebecca Miss, res 317 Sixth
Callaghan Robert, student, 831 Peralta
Callaghan Win, chief engineer Alex Duncan, res 831 Peralta
Callahan Bridget L Mrs, res cor William and Wes1
Callahan Cornelius, clerk Win Walsh, res L319 Center
Callahan John, res Winthrop House
Callahan John, bricklayer, res cor William and West
Callahan Maggie, domestic, (.»r>4 Sixteenth
Callahan Maria Miss, waitress, res Railroad Exchange
Callahan Mary Miss, res cor William and West
Callahan May Miss, domestic, res L624 Eighth
Callahan Michael, furnished rooms, pea 612-j E Twelfth
Callahan Thomas, bricklayer, res <-^v William and West
Callahan William, printer, res 658 Grove
Callebotta Agnes Mrs, res 865 Twenty-second
Callebotta Mamie Miss, hair worker, res 865 Twenty-second
Callendar Jacob, physician, 8 V, res 9] I Magnolia
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teenth
Callender Henry, farmer, res 536 Eighteenth
Calley Elias J, salesman, res 488 Edwards
Calley Robert B, salesman, res 488 Edwards
Callon Kate Miss, waitress Kelsey House, res same
Callundan C F Mrs, res 755 Clay
Callustro Company, Mrs E P Eells pres, Chas L Paige sec,
office and depot 1304| Telegraph ave
Callustro Soap Works, 72Q First
Calmes Harry, student C S Lane & Son, mail 1209 Broad-
way
Calnan Cornelius, laborer, res Fortieth bet Market and
Lusk
CALOTJ JEAN, proprietor Restaurant Laundry, 1918
San Pablo ave, res same
CALOU PETER, proprietor Oakland French Laun-
dry, 960 Twenty-ninth, res same
Calugre Louis, propr restaurant 1207 Broadway and 1208
San Pablo ave, res 1259 Clay
Calvert C C Mrs, res 1213 Twelfth ave
Calvert Geo W, broommaker Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Calvert Geo W, machinist, res 1213 Twelfth ave
Calvert Louis W, clerk and extraman Brooklyn Engine Co
No 4, res 572 E Fourteenth
Calvert LydiaT Miss, res 1213 Twelfth ave
Calvert Mary H, res, 474 E Fourteenth
Calvert Mattie W Miss, res 1213 Twelfth
Calvin John, res 2566 Telegraph ave
Calvyn Emma G Miss, variety store, 1680 Eighth, res same
Calvyn James M, res 1680 Eighth
Camacho Manuel, carpenter Jones & Co
Camara Francisco, laborer, res 1723 Seventh
Camblos Frank, employe S P Co, res 376 E Eleventh
Cambra Anacleto, laborer, res 1819 Taylor
Cambra Manuel, laborer S P Co, res 759 Campbell
Camden Charles, miner, res 814 Tenth
Cameron Charles, lather, res Oakland House
Cameron D R, bookkeeper M J KELLER, res Fair
mont House
Cameron Elizabeth Mrs, res 939 Filbert
Cameron Emma S Mrs, res Playter Block
Cameron Frances R Miss, res 666 Twentieth
Cameron Hugh M (Cameron & McDonald) res 663 E Eigh
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Cameron Margaret J Miss, res 1207 Market
Cameron Nancy N Mrs, widow, res 1207 Market
Cameron Peter A (Cameron & McDonald) res 728 Eigh-
teenth
Cameron Sarah Mrs, res 666 Twentieth
Cameron Truman, carpenter, res 1719 Chestnut
amilloni G (Camilloni & Lagoria) res S F
•j^ ^ Camilloni & Lagoria (G Camilloni & L Lagoria) fish, City
J- O Market
Camotsi Joseph, machinist, res 1366 Fifteenth
Camozzi Carl, ironer Contra Costa Laundry, res same
Camp David, fruit peddler, res 313 E Twenty-third
Camp James M, carriage trimmer Frederick & Arth, res
1175 E Nineteenth
Camp Louis, gents' furnishings, res 1315 Tenth
Camp Max shirt mfr, 477 Seventh, res 1313 Tenth
Campana D, tinsmith, res 1S64 Atlantic
ICampani David, laborer, res 1260 Center
^ Campbell , ci^ar maker, res ">14 Fourth
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21 and 23 City Market, res 1676 Webster
Campbell Alexander J, foreman Dalziel & Moller, res 815
Twentieth
Campbell Alvin L, sash maker California Door Co, res 8 V
Campbell Anna Mrs, saleslady Bay State Bakery, res 318
Thirteenth
Campbell Bert, cook Smith & Co, res 857 Washington
Campbell C Mrs, dressmaker, res La Clede II<>
Campbell Charles, laborer Job n Meyer, res Bollis nr Rail-
road, Emeryville
mpbell Colin,' atty-at-law, 8 F. res 180 Orcbard
Campbell C Ward Jr, Btudent, res 1 1 Valley
Campbell Donald Y, atty-at-law, S F, rea 180 Orchard
Campbell E Mrs, rea 60 i Fourteenth
Campbell Edward, laborer, rea 841 Thirtieth
Campbell Edward, mill hand California Door Co, re- 1S<>1 ."i^.cft
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Campbell Edward, carriage blacksmith C E Efampel, rea
1 II I Broadway
Campbell Edward, laborer, rea 171 Tweuty-sixth
CAMPBELL ED H, " Dirigo," NE cor Eleventh
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Campbell Edward M, janitor Duranf School, rea 716
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Campbell Frank E, sash maker California Door Co, res S F
Campbell Fred, painter J W Lindsey & Co
Campbell Fred A, agt Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1607 Broadway
Campbell Fred M, res 1262 Webster
Campbell George A, student, res 1120 Twelfth
Campbell Gordon, broommaker Industrial Home for the
Adult Blind, res same
Campbell Grace Miss, teacher, res 1262 Webster
Campbell -Harry H, clerk State Mining Bureau, S F, res 11
Valley
Campbell Helen M, res 1052 Twenty-fifth aye
Campbell I Mrs, dressmaker, res 921 Fifth
Campbell James, laborer Oakland Gas Light and Heat
Co, res 471 Fourth
Campbell John, laborer, res 467 Twenty-sixth
Campbell John Alexander, salesman Tubbs & Co, S F, res
1762 Ninth ave
Campbell John C, rancher, res 1120 Twelfth
Cambell John F, ranch owner, res 1120 Twelfth
Cameron Jeanette Mrs, groceries, res 876 Twenty-first
Campbell Jessie Miss, res 480 Orchard
Campbell Jessie Miss, res 1052 Twenty-fifth ave
Campbell Lou Miss, compositor Pacific Press, ras 708
Eleventh
Campbell Lyman C, painter, res 1662 Eighth
Campbell Lydia H Mrs., teacher Lincoln School, res The
Arlington
Campbell Mabel E Miss, student, res 1120 Twelfth
Campbell Margaret Miss, res 1052 Twenty-fifth ave
Campbell Marston, civil engineer, res 1262 Webster
Campbell Mary C Miss, res 11 Valley
Campbell Martha Mrs, widow, res 1718 Filbert
Campbell Mary M Miss, teacher Grove Street School, res
1262 Webster
Campbell Mary S Mrs, res 1519 Fifth
Campbell Minnie G Miss, student, res 1120 Twelfth
Campbell Milton A, California Door Co, res 304 Tenth
Campbell Neil, teamster E Oakland Brick Yard, res
Linden
Campbell Norman E, carpenter, res 732 Linden
Campbell Roger, laborer, res 841 Thirtieth
Campbell W Mrs, res 318 Thirteenth
Camp & Co, gents' furnishing goods, 863 Broadway
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Camp Max (Camp & Co) res 1313 Tenth
Campbell Ward E, paper hanger Armstrong & Merchant,
res 11 Valley
Campbell Wm H, clerk State Mining Bureau, res 11 Valley
Campbell Xeil, res 1052 Twenty-fifth ave
Campe John, grocer, S F, res 1310 Market
Campi Natalie, porter Petar A: Drasco, res 313 Sixth
Camron Amy Miss, res 5:54 Twenty-eighth
imron Block, s side Fourteenth bet Broadway and Wash-
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CAMRON WM W, real estate, 405 Ninth, res 534
Twenty-eighth
Canal Louise Miss, waitress Kelsey House, res same
Canaria Henry S, gardener, res 165 E Twentieth
( Sanavan Edward T, sash maker California Door Co, res 1414
Peralta
indid I Mrs. clothing, boots and shoes, 1501 Seventh.
same
Cane Alfred,, dentist. S F, res Butler ave. Golden Gate
infield Ilenrv C, carpenter Pacific Coast Pianino: Mills.
res 14:;:; Filbert
Canfield James, fanner, res 1068 Thirty-second
Oanfield John, gardener, res 1068 Thirty-second
Canfield Robert, farmer, res 1068 Thirty-second
Canna Charles, barber, res 1932 Myrtle
nnan John J, fireman, res 661 Seventh
iiinan Thomas, laborer S P Co, res shell Mound Station
Canning Block, W -1 Yore agent, 1115 Broadway
Canning George, Laborer, res 1354 sixteenth
Canning .lame-, pes 954 sixteenth
Canning Walter, laborer, rea 1354 Sixteenth
Cannon Charles A. student, res 1919 Filbert
• union ( llaudia 1 M tss, res 1919 Filbert
tnnon Eron, photographer, S F, rea - Bide Forty-fif h iir
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innon Edward M, agt Bingei Manufacturing ( 1919
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Cannon Emma Miss, music teacher, rea L923 Filbert
Cannon Fred C, clerk, rea 1919 Filberl
tinon Jennie Miss, dressmaker, rea B64 Washington
Cannon L Hortense Miss, student Hij : nool, res 1919
Filbert
< Sannon Lizzie Mi« . rea si " Market
anon Thomas, plumber, 170 Twelfth, rea 810 Market
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Canopa Augustine, laborer, res 1509 Seventh
Canopa Florence Miss, tailoress, res 1509 Seventh
Canopa Rose Miss, tailoress. res 1509 Seventh
Caritin Augustus S, bookkeeper A W Pattiani & Co, res
409i Twelfth
Cantino Carlo, laborer Oakland Paving Co's quarry
Cantino Sicundo. laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's
quarry, res same
Cantua Joseph, horse dealer, res 915 Twenty-first
Cantua Julian, student, res 915 Twenty-first
Cantua Theresa Miss, res 915 Twenty-first
Canty John C, merchant tailor, Vallejo, res 1003 Webster
Canty John M, driver Fashion Stable, res 1003 Webster
Canty Lottie Miss, clerk KAHN BROS, res 724 Lin-
den
Canty Mary Miss, res 1003 Webster
Canty Patrick J, blacksmith helper, res 724 Linden
Canty Wm S, night watchman S P Co, res 1877 William
Capdevielle P, laundry man, res 1411 Fifteenth
Cape Ann Bakery, Hugh Hamilton propr, NW cor Eleventh
and Clay
Capell Hattie E Miss, student State Normal School, res
1171 Eighth ave
Capell Howell P, bookkeeper S F, res 1171 Eighth ave
CAPELL JAMES R, (Benedict, Capell & Co) res
1171 Eighth ave
Capell Mattie A Miss, music teacher, res 1171 Eighth ave
Capion Lawrence C, laborer, res 151 Hannah
CAPITAL HOUSE, George T La Fleche proprietor
foot of Broad wav
CAPITOL HOTEL, Henry Ruedy proprietor, SW
cor Eleventh and Franklin
Carberry Mrs, packer R Franke & Co
Carberry John P, carriage washer, res 517 Twenty-second
Carbon Paint Co, James Stratton pres, E L Collins sec,
works foot of Division, office 411 California. S F
Card Albert E F, clerk H N Gard & Co, res 1215 Adeline
Card Clark B, clerk S F, res 1215 Adeline
Cardoza An tone, laborer S P Co
Cardozo Manuel, res 915 E Fourteenth
Cardozo Joseph S, laborer S P Co, res 1706 William
Cardozo A F, barber, 929 E Fourteenth, res 930 E
Fourteenth
Cardozo A V Mrs, dressmaker, res 58 Thirty-fifth
Care Emma H Mrs, widow, res 270 Seventh
Carey Mrs, res Home for Aged Women
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Carey Bridget Miss, cook, res 1077 Eighth
Carey Bridget Mrs, res 1684 Lincoln
Carey Bridget Miss, domestic, res 552 Albion
Carey Frank, paper hanger McGovern <fc Cahill, res 1360
Thirteenth ave
Carey John, carpet layer McGovern & Cahill, res 1360
Thirteenth ave
Carey Martin, res Winthrop House
Carey Neil, blacksmith, res 481 Plymouth ave
Carey Thomas, bricklayer, res 481 Plymouth ave
Carey Wm, clerk McGovern & Cahill, res 1360 Thirteenth
ave
Cario F, laborer Alameda Macadamizing CVs quarry, res
same
Carius Frederick F, foreman Grayson, Owen & Co, res Hal-
let ave, Stock Yards
Oarkner Wm H, salesman, res 616 Fifteenth
Carlander Rev S L, pastor Sweedish Methodist Episcopal
Church, res 1425 Tenth
Carlen Harry, clerk, res 780 Eighteenth
Oarlen Henrietta Miss, res 780 Eighteenth
Carlen John W, bookkeeper, S F, res 780 Eighteenth
('arlcii Robert, carpenter, res 780 Eighteenth
Carles John, employe Jute Mill, res 1860 Short
Oarleton Alonzo B, shoemaker, S F, res 1696 Telegraph ave
(upstairs)
Oarleton Geo H, supt fire alarm and police telegraph, res
217 Tenth
Oarleton Barry P, dentist, S F. rea L395 Harrison
CARLETON & CUMMINS, Oakland Wood and
Coal Co (John A Oarleton and Randolph Cummins)
L302 Broadway
CARLETON "JOHN A (Oakland Wood, Coal, Bay
and Grain Co) L302 Broadway, res L353 Telegraph ave
Carlin A Aug, solicitor Wheeler A Wilson Manufacturing Co
Carlin Bernard, broom maker Industrial Home of the Adult
Blind, res same
rlin Ellen Mrs, ironer Contra Costa Laundry
i Geo B, broom maker [n dust rial Borne for the Adult
Blind, res same
Carliu Robert, carpenter G A Kirk, rea 780 Eighteenth
Carlisle Herbert L, printer Pacific Press, rea L36J Peralta
Carlisle May A, compositor Pacific Press, res L36J Peralta
I isle M inerva, widow, rea 1 361 Peralta
Carlow C, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co'a quarry, rea
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Carlo Tsola, laborer PCR quarry, res same
Carlo Venncci, laborer P C R quarry, res same
Carlon James, asst dept mechanic Oakland Board of Edu-
cation, res 364 Eighth
Carlon Patrick, employe S P Co, res 811 Chester
Carlsen Andrew, saloon, 415 Seventh, res same
Carlsen E Mrs, res Peralta ave
Carlsen Frederick F, carriage painter L P Schuster, res
Peralta ave, Fruit Vale
Carlsen Richard, carriage painter L P Schuster, res Peralta
ave, Fruit Vale
Carlson A, carpenter, res 1569 Fifth
Carlson Albert, coachman S M Babbitt, 120 E Fourteenth
Carlson Annie M, domestic, 1160 Eighth
Carlson Bessie, domestic, 949 Myrtle
Carlson Carrie M Mrs, designer in embroidery, 1155 Wash-
ington, res same
Carlson Charles, laborer, res w s Claremont ave nr Miranda
Carlson Conrad, teamster Barstovv & Babbitt, res 664
Twenty-fifth
Carlson Emma W Miss, domestic, res 1311 Harrison
Carlson Frederika, domestic, 378 E Seventeenth
Carlson Hedwig Miss, domestic G T Hawley, res Prospect
Heights
Carlson Hugh, painter Farwell & Russell, ;es S F
Carlson Ida Miss, designer in embroidery, 1155 Washington,
res same
Carlson Olof, tailor, res 1118 Campbell
Carlson Oscar R, painter S P Co, res 1651 Linden
Carlson Peter A, gardener E M Derby, Fruit Vale, res 1322
E Eleventh
Carlson Thomas, res 1155 Washington
Carlsten Andrew, carpenter, res 578 Fifteenth
(Jarlton A, carpenter, res 1569 Fifth
Carlton Charles, hackman, res 673 Seventh
Carlton Gertrude H Miss, res 716 Nineteenth
Carlton Henry P, clerk Chronicle office, S F, res 716 Nine-
teenth
Carlton Philip S, clerk Pacific Rolling Mills, S F, res 716
Nineteenth
Carman A Sherman, lumber, Port Costa, Cal, res 947
Linden
Carman F V, foreman carpenter S P Co, res 948 Pine
Carman Mary Mrs, res 1555 Third
Car many Cyrus W, cashier Savings and Loan Society, res
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HI Carmen Island Salt, office foot of Webster
Z Carmien C W, res 524 Sixteenth
Carmichael Catherine Mrs, grocer, 1415 San Pablo ave, res
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Carmichael Wichelmina Miss, res 1415 San Pablo ave
Carmine Gatto, barber C C Busse
Oarneal ThomasD, pres Downey B I P Factory, res 720 Four-
teenth
Carney John, res Winthrop House
Carney Joseph S, house painter, res Franklin Hotel
Caro C G, painter, plasterer and decorator, 527 Eighth, res
same
Carolan Annie, domestic, 1051 Poplar
Carothers John T, baggage master S P Co, res 1622 Eighth
Carpenter Alice Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Carpenter Alice M Miss, res 864 Isabella
Carpenter Alonzo, carpenter \Y H Weilbye
Carpenter Annie L Miss, res 864 Isabella
Carpenter Chas, compositor Morning Times, and extraman
H and L Xo 1, 0 F D, res 308 Fifth
Carpenter Cephas J, carpenter, res 10S0 E Twenty-second
I Carpenter D A, res Galindo Hotel
Carpenter Dver A, bookkeeper Union Metalic Cartridge Co,
s F, res 1014 Twenty-first
Carpenter I)<-\ter S, cashier, S F, res (.»11 Adeline
trpenter Edmund P, propr Lake Merritt Boat House, Lake
Merritt, E Twelfth, re- same
Carpenter E \\\ brass finisher, res 864 Isabella
rpenter Florence Mi--. Laundress Contra Costa Laundry
rpenter Florence Miss, re- 864 Isabella
rpenter Fred H, carriage trimmer, 111 Thirteenth, res
1 1 if. Washington
Carpenter 11 E (W II Carpenter & Sons) res S V
i trpenter Hugh, lineman Sunset Telephone ami Telegraph
Fifth
arpenter John K, contractor, N\V cor Thirteenth and
Franklin, res L62 Fifth
rpenter Lewis, broom mfr, res 465 Twenty-first
Carpenter Milton \V. res 165 Twenty-first
CARPENTER OLIVER, Dentist, L169 Broad-
way, room •"•. rea < l 1 Fourteent h
( larpenter Thoa I W II Carpenter & Sons) rea S F
Carpenter W 1 1 A Sona (W Ik II E and T) yeterinery Bur-
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Carpenter W II (W II CarpenterA Sons) rea S F
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Carr B J, watchman and stationary engineer S P Co, res
1005 Seventh
Carr Colin M, carpenter, res 811 Twenty-second
Carr Emma, domestic, 1262 Market
Carr George, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res s s
Crawford nr San Pablo ave, Golden Gate
Carr John M, dairyman, res Prescott nr Liese ave
Carr Joseph, driver Peoples' Express, res Wilcox Block
Carr Lawrence, res 226 Ninth
Carr Levi, carpenter, S F, res MeKee nr Adeline Station
Carr Levi P, atty-at-law, 906 Broadway, res 624 Eighteenth
Carr Mary Miss, res 226 Ninth
Carr Sheridan L, res McKee nr Adeline Station
Carr T M, bookkeeper H H Seaton, res Alta House
Carr Wm L, bricklayer, res 1020 Twenty-fourth
Carrieu Joseph, blacksmith S Williams, res cor Sixth and
Market
Carrel George F, mill hand California Door Co, res 1684
William
Carrere Peter, laundryman French Laundry, res 1515 San
Pablo ave
Carresso P, second-hand store tad saloon, e s Claremont ave
nr Summer, res same
Carrick David S, capitalist,- res 602 E Fifteenth
Carrick Fred, salesman, S F, res 524 Simpson ave
Carrick Katie M Miss, rss 602 E Fifteenth
Carrington Carroll, res 1409 Seventeenth
Carrington John B, traveling salesman, S F, res 1409 Sev-
enteenth
Carrol John, nurs^, res 1735 Adeline
Carroll A J Miss, seamstress, res 1729 Myrtle
Carroll Charles C, painter S P Co, res La Clede House
Carroll Florence Miss, res 857 Twentieth
Carroll Frank T, res 1002 Chester \
Carroll Geo, carpenter W T Veitch, res 857 Twentieth
Carroll Geo S, plumber, res 857 Twentieth
Carroll Hattie Miss, dressmaker, res 1362 Brush
Carroll John, laborer, res 1735 Adeline
Carroll Julia Miss, res 802 Franklin
Carroll James H, peddler, res 1862^ Seventh (rear)
Carroll John M, stenographer Wm J Dingee, res 1317 Tenth
Carroll Kate, res 359 B
Carroll M, stone cutter F E Knowles & Co, res S F
Carroll Margaret Mrs, groceries, 359 B, res same
Carroll Margaret W Mrs, res 564 Thirty-ninth
Carroll Martin, capitalist, res 2452 Grove
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Carroll Michael, foreman V L Fortin, res 802 Franklin
Carroll Michael J, machinist, res Golden Gate
Carroll Oliver, employe Planing Mill, Sixth, res 1112 Eleventh
ave
Carroll Patrick, laborer, res 1024 Fifth
Carroll Patrick W, laborer, res 2022 Adeline
Carroll Paul T, clerk C Isaacs, res 2022 Adeline
Carroll Peter J, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Golden Gate
CARROLL ROBERT, foreman Dexter Stables,
NE cor Twelfth and Harrison, res cor E Twentieth and
Fourth ave
Carroll Robert N, engineer San Lorenzo, res 513 E Twelfth
Carroll Thomas, res 1729 Myrtle
Carroll Thomas, tinner Sam Taylor, res Grand Western
Hotel
Carroll Thomas D, athletic instructor, res cor Fruit Vale ave
and E Twenty-seventh
Carroll Wesley Mrs, res cor Fruit Vale ave and E Twenty-
seventh
Carroll William F, salloon, e s Telegraph ave nr Columbus
ave res same
CARRUTH & CARRUTH (George R and Chaa
W) book and job printers, 520 Fifteenth
Carruth Charles W (Carruth & Carruth) res 1914 Thirteenth
ave
Carruth Geo R (Carruth & Carruth) res 1807 West
Car rushers Mary Mrs, widow, res 1156 Union
Carson Charles, boiler maker S P Co, res 1824 William
Carson Prank, plasterer, res 617 Fifteenth
Carson L \\\ employe S P Co, S F, res 630 Sixteenth
Carson Theodore, laborer, res 329 Fifth
Carson Win, fireman steamer Oakland, res 329 Fifth
Carter Albert, employee Pacific [ron and Nail Co, res 751
( Jastro
Carter Annette Mi — , re- 751 Castro
Cartee Prank, employee Pacific Iron and Nail (\>. res 751
Castro
Cartee Lewi-, teamster R N Getchell, res 751 Castro
Cartee May Mi — , employee California Hosiery Mills, res 751
Cast]
t lartee W H, carpenter, res 761 Castro
( larter Annie Mrs, res 936 Pine
Carter Albert A, collector, 1 L56 Broadway, res same
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res same
Carter Benjamin, marble carver, res 1423 Linden
Carter B Mrs, widow, res 1423 Linden
Carter C Mrs, res 807 Castro
Carter Geo, engineer Burnham-Standeford Co, res 1509
Fifth
Carter George A, mining engineer, res 569 Fifteenth
Carter George B, res 540 Charter
Carter George D, janitor Tompkins School, res 733 Linden
Carter Hiel K, merchant, S F, res Henry House
Carter Horace V, salesman Lesser Bros, res 1313 Telegraph
ave
Carter James, sash maker California Door Co, res 935 Pine
Carter John T, car driver Fourteenth Street Railway Co,
res 1408 Sixteenth
Carter Jessie Miss, res 1219 Broadway
Carter J W, piano mover, res 668 Fifth
Carter L Mrs, res 1213 Twelfth ave
Carter Leroy T, clerk, S F, res Henry House
Carter Luna Miss, Decota School, res 733 Linden
Carter Maggie Miss, res 1423 Linden
Carter May, employe California Hosiery Co, res 751 Castro
Carter Nicholas, door maker California Door Co, res 935
Pine
Carter Naretta A Miss, teacher Tompkins School, res 733
Linden
Carter Roscoe L Mrs, res 671 Twenty-fifth
Carter Samuel, bricklayer, res 1423 Linden
Carter S M Mrs, res 733 Linden
Carter T A Miss, dressmaker, res 733 Linden
Carter Walter, bricklayer, res 1423 Linden
Carter Walter R, salesman W H Nolan & Co, res 1313 Tele-
graph ave
Carter Wm, marble carver, res 1423 Linden
Carter William, porter, res 807 Castro
Carteron Edward, jeweler W G Ellis, res 620 Fifth
C ARTIER FRANK, livery stable and express, 613
Broadway, res 609 Broadway
Cartwright Alfred D, res 771 Fourteenth
Carvell Theodore F, res 1279 Fifth
Carver Louis M, upholsterer, res 214 Eighth
Carver Louisa M Mrs, dressmaker, res 214 Eighth
Gary Arvilla Mrs, widow, res 916 Eighth
Cary Benjamin F, carriage painter, res 1863 Seventh
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Cary Frank M, bartender. B58 Harrison
Cary (;. agt California Nursery Co, 954 Broadway, room 12
Cary George B, grainer, res 166 Sixtli
Cary Hannah Mrs, widow, res, 875 Washington
Cary J, employe S P Co, res 127o San Pablo ave
Cary J M, physician and surgeon, res 767 Fourteenth
Cary Thomas, teamster, res 2025 West
Casauring Frank, dairyman, res Vernon ave
Casavant Alphonse, carpenter, res 365 Second
Casazza John, laborer, res n s Linden bet Broadway and
Telegraph ave
Casazza Nick, laborer, res n s Forty-second bet Telegraph
ave and Grove
Casazza Vincenzo, bootblack, SW cor Ninth and Broadway,
res cor Brush and Fourth
Case Alfred J, printer Tribune, res 364 Second
Case Alfred S F, solicitor, res 364 Second
Case Clara Mrs, matron Home for Aged Women, res same
Case Franklin W, engineer wiper S P Co, res 327 Eleventh
Case [sham, ticket clerk Alameda Mole, res 327 Eleventh
Case James R, brakeman S P Co, res 327 Eleventh
Case J C, gardener, res 1206 Fourteenth
Casey John J, plumber, 771 E Twelfth, res 827 Wood
Case Lillie Miss, stenograper and typewriter, res 1641 San
Pablo ave
Case Rosa Mrs, res L206 Fourteenth
Case Sarah L Miss, res 327 Eleventh
Caselli Augustino, groceries, 229 Fifth, res same
Casey Annie Mrs, res 2306 San Pablo ave
ey Harry, carriage painter Oakland Carriage Co, res
Ran die t1 House
Casey [reue Miss, dressmaker, pes 826 Jefferson
jey Jeremiah, harness maker, S F, res 844 Madison
Casey John, horseshoer Michael Casey, res L808 Grove
1 lase John A. carpenter, res 720 Third
Casey Joseph A, clerk, S F. pea East Oakland Hotel
CASEY MICHAEL, borae aboer and farrier. -lis
Seventh, pea l s,,s ( Irbve
Casey Michael, laborer, pea 990 Thirty-sixth
Case} Patrick, laborer S P Co, res shell Mound station
■ v Patrick, waiter Maison Doree Restaurant, pea Areata
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< lagej Rose L Miss, r< 314 Thirteenth
,r;ih J Mi amsf pess, pea 990 Thirty-sixth
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gf $ Casey Thomas, harness maker, res 1115 Third
3 § Cashin Catharine Mrs, widow, res 1327 Campbell
§j q Cashin Josie Miss, clerk KAHN BROS, res 418 B
Cashin W G, special police officer, res 418 B
Cashin's Hall, 420 B
Cashmore Samuel B, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res
1093 Third
Caslilli G, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Cason Charles, lather, res s s Sumner nr Adeline
Casovia P, propr Post Office Restaurant, res 1790 Seventh
Casovia T, night cook Post Office Restaurant, res 1790 Sev-
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Cassell Frank, carpenter, res Golden Gate
Casserly Peter, laborer, res 276 Fifth
Cassidy Ellen Mrs, saloon Golden Gate, res same
Cassidy Frank, laborer, res 1710 Atlantic
Cassidy William J, route agt Alta and Post, res 223 Tenth
Cassin John, Bay View Saloon, SE cor First and Telegraph
aves, res same
Castellanos Salvador, watchmaker, 1263 San Pablo ave, res
1379 Broadway
Castro Aggie C Miss, dressmaker, res 551 Thirty-ninth
Castro Beatrice, dressmaker, res 634 Chestnut
Castro Bonita N Miss, dressmaker, res 551 Thirty-ninth
Castro Christina Miss, hairdresser Miss Martin, res 551
Thirty-ninth
Castro Daniel, clerk Geo Davis Broadway, res 551 Thirty-
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Castro Frank, res 1846 Grove
Castro Joseph R, farmer, res 551 Thirty-ninth
Castro Maggie Miss, eandy maker S E Brookes, res 551
Thirty-ninth
Caswell Chas A, carpenter J S White, res 768 Lydia
Caswell Chas F, res 1833 Linden
Caswell Mabel Miss, res 768 Lydia
Cate Fred T, carpenter, res 941 Willow
Cates Mary J Mrs, widow, res 1354 Webster
Cathcart Alfred B, bookkeeper, S F, res Golden Gate
Caton H Miss, dressmaker, res 361 Tenth
Cator Geo, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 211 Louisa
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Cator Nora Mrs, res 211 Louisa
Cator Zacharia T, laborer, res 211 Louisa
Cattell Joseph E, dairy, res 317 E Ninth
Catton Frederick R (Catton, Bell & Co, S F,) res 1056 Pop-
lar
Catton Walter D, commission merehant, S F, res 1052
Poplar .
Caughell R N, blacksmith Jas Galvin, res 1067 Thirteenth
ave
Oauldwell Maria A, nurse, res 722 Filbert
Caulfield Alvan B, salesman, S F, res 445 Myrtle
Cavagnaro Antonio (T J Cavagnaro & Son) res 714 Myrtle
Cavagnaro Thomas J (T J Cavagnaro & Son) res 714 Myr-
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Cavagnaro T J & Son, (Thos J and Antonio) bootblack stand,
S E cor Eighth and Broadway
Cavallero A, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry,
res same
Cavalry Hall, Chas E Gillett custodian, 1064 Washington
Cavanagh Edward, sewer contractor, res 1164 Twelfth
Cavanagh cV: Ford (Mrs Kate Cavanagh and Miss Carrie M
Ford) ice cream and candies, 968 Washington
Cavanagh James T, teamster, res 1164 Twelfth
Cavanagh Kate Mrs (Cavanagh & Ford) res 1166 Twelfth
Cavanagh Martin, laborer, res 690 Twenty-seventh
Cavanagh Maggie Miss, domestic, res L397 Alice
Cavanagh Mary E Miss, res 1164 Twelfth
Cavanagh Win .1. clerk, res 1164 Twelfth
Cavanagh Daniel, prop Railroad House, 2901 Telegraph
ave. res same
Cavanaugh John, teamster, res 2901 Telegraph ave
Cavanaugfa Patrick, glazier California Door Co, res cor San
Pablo ave and Thirty-sixt h
Cavanaugh Margaret Mrs, res cor San Pablo ave ami Thir-
ty-sixth
so [sador, res 1 205 \\ <
Cavasso [sadore L, salesman Whittier, Puller A I - 722
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Cavasso Rene J, res s*_' I Eighteenth
\ exander R. salesman, res I7'_'<> Thirteenth
< Saverly ( >rin E, driver ( Jolbj I Line, pea 520 E
Eleventh
Br A R, ( ng : : pes 1 726 Thirteenth
v iero Jos< ph, g p" 925 Third, res same
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Cebre Kate Mrs, res 957 Campbell
Cecchettini F (Crespino & Co) res e side Telegraph ave nr
Vernon
Cediey Francis J, elerk, S F, res Ninth nr Powell, Golden
Gate
Ceideman Louis, tailor S Schwartz, res 479 Ninth
Cempana P, laborer, res rear 925 Third
CENTENNIAL (The) Mrs P A Blair proprietor,
524 Fourteenth
CENTENNIAL (THE) COPYING BOOK
AND INK, Wm T Gibbs agent, 459 Ninth
Centennial M E Church, Campbell nr Taylor
Centennial M E Church, cor Seventh ave and E Fourteenth
Centennial Presbyterian Church, Rev Robert Dickson,
DD, pastor, cor Twenty-fourth ave and E Sixteenth
CENTER JUNCTION CASH GROCERY
STORE, Wm Walsh proprietor, 1319 Center and
1320 Peralta
Center Moses S, employe Sash and Blind Factory, res 1818
Atlantic
Central Avenue Livery Stable, James Taylor propr, 567 E
Twelfth
Central Block, 1068 Broadway
CENTRAL BLOCK HOUSE, Mrs M P Farrar
proprietor, 1068 Broadwav
CENTRAL CARRIAGE WORKS, J E John-
ston proprietor, 266 Twelfth
CENTRAL FREE READING ROOM, i:
Robinson curator, Oakland Free Librae Building,
cor Fourteenth and Washington
CENTRAL HOTEL, Jose Medeircs proprietor,
1723-1725 Seventh
CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON, Jose Medeiros
proprietor, 1725 Seventh
Central Lumber Yard, James Dallas propr, NE cor Webster
and Fifth, telephone 388
Central Market, Henry Jund propr, cor Shattuck and Tele-
graph aves
CENTRAL PHARMACY, B W Dows manager,
junction San Pablo ave and Broadway
CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY, commis-
sion merchants and wholesale grocers, George L Miller
manager, SE cor Twelfth and Washington
Cerber Theresa Miss, domestic, res 323 Durant
Cereghino Andrea, bootblack P Fortunato. res 658 Myrtle
Cereghino Luigi, res 101 5 Third
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Cereseto Louis, gardener, res 1729 Fourteenth
Cerini Johu, mariner, res 1803 Market
Cerini Florence Miss, res 1803 Market
Cerini Frank, student, res 1803 Market
Cerrv John A, laborer E Bishop, res 816 Linden
Chabot A Mrs, res 104 E Fifteenth
Chabot Helen H Miss, res 104 E Fifteenth
Chabot Observatory, Chas Burckhalter astronomer in
charge, J W McClymonds director, Lafayette Park
Chabot Remi, capitalist, res SE cor Madison and Eleventh
Chadbourne C F, commercial broker, res Galindo Hotel
Chadbourno M E Mrs, res 543 Albion
Chadbourne Richard, clerk California Bridge Co, S F, res
. 543 Albion
Chaffee Frank, res 1145 Twentv-third ave
Chaffee P M (Austin & Chaffee) res 1145 Twenty-third ave
Chaguet Gregoire, Oakland French Laundry, res 960
Twenty-ninth
Chaims Elius, plumber Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co,
res 218 Fifth
Challier F, musician, res 2209 Market
Challier Joseph, distiller, res 1314 Thirty-sixth
Challier M Mrs, music teacher, res 2204 Market
Chalmers , insurance agt, S F, res Kelsey Hous
Chalmers Hugh N, groceries and Fruit, 1661 Eighth, res
9am e
Chalmers James, carpenter, res L564 Chestnut
Chalmers Win, carpenter, res 1-1">1 Linden
Chaloner Richard, plumber, res w s Hover nr Mariposa ave
Chamberlain Belle X Miss, music teacher, res 219 E Six-
teenth
Chamberlain Charles EI, capitalist, res L402 Franklin
Chamberlain Charles S, res cor San Pablo ave and Forty-
fifth
Chamberlain Edwin \\\ architect and builder, res S17
Center
Chamberlain Elizabeth A Miss, res cor San Pablo ave and
Forty-fifth
Chamberlain I<la W Miss, res cor San Pablo ave and Forty-
fifth
Chamberlain Lee Mrs, res 277 Eighth
Chamberlain Mary Mrs, res L152 Franklin
Chamberlain N D, manager Coal Consumers' Association,
• Broadway, r< 3 219 E Sixteenth
Chamberlain N Hoyte, student, 8 F, res L048 Peralta
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§5 Chamberlain Silas, carpenter Pioneer Planing MiL-
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D - Chamberlain William E. bookkeeper, res 1601 Twelfth
g •j? Chamberlain William H, groceries, XW eor Seventh and
P O Campbell, res 1048 Peralta
£ .- Chamberlin P V. sexton First Methodist Church., i • -
H ^ Seventeenth
H ^ Chamberlin Willis P. clerk S P Co, S F. res 574 Seven-
fa . teenth
•g © Chambers Francis T. plumber Oakland Gas Co. n -
2 & r irst
G* 5q Chamber- Col F Mrs, res 876 Wood
£ ^ Chambers Fred W, tinner Owen C Kirk
u E Chambers J C. laborer, res First bet Harrison and Wei -
K £ Chambers John, broommaker Industrial Home for the
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« § Chambers Samuel A, teacher High School, re- 658 Eighth
| C Chamber- T. butcher H F Gieschen. res 302 First H g>
*2 g Chambers Wm D, res 302 First — S~-
* Champagne Alphonse, snpt Oakland French Laundry, res 5.
| g 960 Twenty-ninth - g
= ^ Champion A D A Mrs, res 1112 Alice 1 g
i Champion Albert C. traveling sale-man M J KELLEK. ^ «3
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£ Champion Augustas, clerk F Senram a: Co. res 1573 Broa - = S^
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£ Champioi tta J. clerk J Letter, res 1573 Broadway ^
Champion J< student, res Fruit Vale
2J hampion Josiah, lumber merchant, res Fruit Vale ave
Champion Lena A. student Dupue A Aydel M 's Business
.lege, res Fruit Vale ave
Champion Louis F. student, res 565 E Fifteenth
, CHAMPION EEGINIA MISS, millinery,
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* Champlin J L & Co (J L Champlin. H T Webs ] o
b *s George Schulz) boots and shoes. SW cor Fourteenth rf, >-^
Q5 *■ and Broadway | ^
W S Champlin Samuel A. res SW cor Curtis and Twenty-second £* ~
gQ ^ Champney Fred, carpenter. 56 Twenty-fifth " pa
Champney G E*e H. carpenfc J6 Twenty-fifth 2. g*
Champney Jessie M Miss a 1219 Webster
Champreux Alfred, brass moulder. S F. res 3 Pine
Champreu: ave. foreman W T Garratt & S F, - 3
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CHANDLER CHARLES A, manager Singer
Manufacturing Co, 1151 Washington, res 1923 Filbert
Chandler Charles S, paper hanger, res 1923 Filbert
Chandler Joseph F, principal Franklin School, res 977
Seventh ave
('handler Robert F, cook, S F, res 972 Thirty-sixth
Chanuell John W, farmer, res 754 Sixteenth
Ohannell Sewell P, res 1350 Madison
Chanteloup Jacques (Lemer & Chanteloup) res 1515 San
Pablo ave
Chanterean Etienne, barber and baths, 465 Sixth, res 816
Washington
Chapey Celestin, saloon Railroad ave cor Twelfth, Golden
G ate
Chapin John A, conductor S P Co, res 582 E Twelfth
Chaplain Rosy Mrs, laundry, 230 Twelfth, res same
Chaplain John, laundry man Mine Chaplain, res 230 Twelfth
Chaplin George M, baker, res 817 Market
Chaplin Moses, expressman Chester and Seventh, res 1666
Sixteenth
Chapman Albert P, res 461 Temescal ave
Chapman Annie Miss, res 1055 Twelfth ave
Chapman Bertha L Miss, student, res 120 E Fourteenth
Chapman Burt, clerk C O Huber, res 854+ Broadway
Chapman Clara M Miss, student, res 826 Sixteenth
Chapman Cynthia Mrs, widow, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Dell Miss, student, res 12CA Twelfth ave
Chapman E B (J F Chapman & Co, S F) res 1021 Ninth ave
lhapman Edgar C, atty-at-law, rooms 15 and L6, 906 Broad-
way, res 534 Eighteenth
lhapman Edwin A, treaa Pacific Press Publishing rea
L501 West
lhapman Elliott C, job printer Pacific Preas,rea 1501 W
lhapman E S K»'\ I) D, pastor Brooklyn Presbyterian
Church, res rv.i Twelfth a
lhapman Florence Mi — , rea L453 Grove
lhapman Ceo, paper hanger Al Wood, rea S'J,; Sixteenth
lhapman 1 [all, 53 1 Eighteen! h
lhapman Harriet I. Miss, rea L021 Ninth ave
lhapman Harry, jeweler, rea w - Dover bet Benton and
Maripi
lhapman Harry, student, res 821 Fourteenth
lhapman Harry I', paper hanger Ai Wood & Bro, res 826
Sixteen I h
Chapman Henry L, quarryman, rea N\V cor Temescal and
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•Jl Chapman Isaac F, student, res 1021 Ninth ave pj
*' Chapman James F (J F Chapman & Co, S F) res 1021 fy
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" Chapman L C, stonemason, res 315 Second
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>• QC; Chapman Mark, bookkeeper, S F, res 826 Sixteenth
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" S Chapman M C, attv-at-law, rooms 15 and 16, 906 Broadway, §? K
« J>j res 587 Twenty-first £ 2
^ J | Chapman Robert, paper hanger Al Wood & Bro, res 826 g H
Sixteenth S "
Chapman Robert C, saloon, res 860 Harrison ~ ^
Chapman R J, clerk J F Chapman & Co, S F, res 1021 4 m
Ninth ave
Chapman S A Mrs, res 826 Sixteenth
Chapman Sylvia Miss, res 1264 Twelfth ave
Chapman Susan Mrs, widow, res 1453 Grove
Chapman Truman F, mining, Kingston, New Mexico, res
120 E Fourteenth
Chapman Wm H, contractor, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman W W Mrs, res 1003 Clay
Chappell John E, laundry machinery, S F, res 220 Eleventh
Chappellet F, res 1555 Teledraph ave
Chappellet Emelie Miss, res 1555 Telegraph ave
Chappellet Sophie Miss, res 1555 Telegraph ave
Chard Charles, candy maker, 783 Twelfth, res same
Chard William Henry, gardener, res 783 Twelfth
Chare Alfred, laborer, res 562 Second
Chare Charles A, employe Oakland Hosiery Co, res 562
Second
Charlebois H, bookkeeper, S F, res 1579 Broadway
Charles Betsy Mrs, res 568 Caledonia ave
Charles Edwin W (Jones & Charles) res 1513 Telegraph ave
Charleton G W, fireman S P Co, res West Berkeley
Charlston John Capt, master mariner, res 1209 E Fifteenth
Charlton Ella Mrs, res 618 E Sixteenth
Charlton Lucy T Mrs, res 618 E Sixteenth
Charroux Arthur, mill hand Eagle Pianino; Mill, res 704
Webster
Cnarter Oak Hotel, J C Brown propr, res same, 1763
Seventh
§" CHAETRAND L E, solicitor Anglo-Nevada As-
g& surance Corporation and member Board of Education,
res 365 Second
Chartrand Louis, propr St Louis House and Saloon, 562
and 564 Franklin, res 375 Second
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Chase Ada Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Chase Alfred, employe California Hosiery Co, res 502
Second
Chase Charles B, clerk, S F, res 907 Wood
Chase Cyrus H, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co, res
East Oakland Hotel
Chase Edward C, clerk, S F, res 913 Wood
Chase Edward J, patrolman, res NW cor Eighth and AVood
Chase Edward L, res 1754 Division
Chase Frank, laborer, res 826 E Twelfth
Chase George, deputy county treas, res 202 E Ninth
Chase Geo, carpenter Jones & Co
Chase Geo M, student, res 202 E Ninth
Chase II W, lumber merchant, S F, 1157 Alice
Chase John H, capitalist, res Fruit Vale ave
Chase Joseph W, clerk U S Customs, S F, res 826 Fifteenth
Chase Mellie Miss, student, res 202 E Ninth
Chase Moses, res 202 E Ninth
Chase Quincy A (Kohler & Chase) res Broadway nr Moss
ave
Chase Rebecca, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Chase S C, res 548 Twentieth
Chase Susan Miss, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Chatani E, res Weber Hotel
Chatfield Cornelia Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Chatfield James M, laborer, res 724 Chester
Chatfield May Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Chauche Adrian G, wholesale liquors, S F, res 855 Alice
Cheadle Win C, brakeman S P Co, res 804 Willow
cheat- M E Mrs, res 906 Broadway
Cheasbro Sherman II, res 1417 Grove
Chedwick A M, teacher, res 504 Thirteenth
Cheever M R, lumber mfr, Idaho, res 14<>I Seventh ave
Cheney Merrick L, res L252 Pranklin
Cheney Oliver, teamster, res 842 Seventeenth
Chenoweth E Miss, res 1455 Broadway
Cherry Miss, res 756 Seventh
< Iherry I >aniel W. Btock raiser, res High
< Jherry John, res 667 Twenty-sixth
( Ihesebrough Henry < \ bookkeeper, S F. res 1 1 L9 Third ave
( Ihesley Wm E, merchant, res 1 KM Adeline
Chesnut James G, teacher, res Oakland ave, Vernon Heights
Chesnut J Augustus, student CJniversity of California, res
1652 Webster
Chesnut John A. carpenter, res L652 Webster
< 'hesnul Mai \ E Mi . res I 652 Webster
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Z J Chester Mrs, res 854-^- Broadway
~ o3 Chester Chas, carpenter, res 811 Adeline
^ Chester Frederick, salesman City of Paris, S F, res 1420
fcr Eighth
*" I Chester House, 1506i Seventh ^^
© C/5 Chester Street M E Church, Rev J H Wythe Jr pastor, cor DO
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I l\ CHETWOOD HOB ART REV, D D, rector St
Paul's Church, res Hotel Merritt
W Chetwood John, atty-at-law, S F, res Hotel Merritt
Cheyrias Seraphine, cook Barnuin Restaurant, res 915
Webster
Chiara G B, laborer, res 720 Myrtle
W 0| Chicago Clock Co, J E Straus mgr, 1158 Seventh
• -g| Chick Florence Miss, stenographer, res 726 Eleventh
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Chickering Wm H, atty-at-law, S F, res 970 Sixteenth
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CHIEF OF POLICE, J W Tompkins, City Hall
Chieftian Stables, NW cor Ninth and West
Childes Elmer, draughtsman Chas Mau, res 518 Eighth
Children's Home, located on s s Linden bet Broadway and k
Telegraph ave (adjoining Home for Aged Women) Mrs =o
I Perkins matron ^ ^
Childs A F, physician, 580 E Twelfth, res same 5 ,_
Childs D S Mrs, res 1410 Kirkham ^ j<
| Childs Elmer, architect, res 912 Clay ^ P
Childs Helen Mrs, widow, res 1003 Twenty-second ? o
Childs H O, res 1061 Grove <. 2
Childs Capt James W, res 727 Fourth < £.
I Childs Jane Mrs, res 1061 Grove ^ ^
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H *J Childs Nellv Miss, res 727 Fourth O &
PQ Childs Nettie Miss, res 727 Fourth g, ^O
.Childs Captain Walter, res 727 Fourth j- £
9 | Childs Wm A, real estate 463 Ninth, res 467 Twenty-sixth § T5
H Childs W W, supt Remillard Brick Co. also dairyman. Red- ^"g^
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^ | Chilton Arthur, laborer, 1123 E Twenty-fifth ^
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Chinese Presbyterian Church and Christian Association,
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2 z Chinn Harry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res 1305 Julia *f
£2 ^ Chin nook Clara, compositor Pacific Press, res 718 Eleventh Q
y Chinnook Julia, compositor Pacific Press, res 718 Eleventh ^*
zp ^ chinnook Mattie M Miss, dressmaker, res 718 Eleventh ||g
r^ q Chisholm Alexander, ship carpenter, S F, res 1028 Twelfth fj|§
Chisholm Colin E, pressman S F Alta, res 1940 Poplar »=-■
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~: Chisholm Robert B, capitalist, res 520 Sixteenth
£0 Chisholm Robert B Jr, (Sackrider & Chisholm), res 520 Six- |^
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Chisholm William, pressman S F Alta, res 1940 Poplar
Chittenden Fanny Mrs, teacher Depue Business College,
rea 658 Eighth
Chittenden Nattie P Miss, teacher Shorthand and Type-
writing Depue & A vdelotte's Business College, res 658 I
Eighth ft
Chittenden William A, real estate, res 1376 Webster ^*"
Chittenden Win K, cleaner S P Co, res 858 Cedar gj
Chitty Timothy, cook Long Wharf Rest, res same ca
Chivivc .JuM'ph I), laborer, res L 508 Third *_I
Chloupek Amos, moulder City Brass Works, cor Second and g~».
Broadway o
Chloupek Louisa Mrs, s71 Lydia J5S
Chloupek Vincent (Hersey & Chloupek) and engineer En- ^^
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Chrisman Wm C, engineer S P Co, res 1<>04 Broadway ^
Chrisman Wm, collector The Morning Times O
Chrissinger Philip B, furniture and baggage express, S W ~ ^
cor Broadway and Thirteenth, rea 1112 Eleventh ave £1 2
Christ William, clerk Wm A 1 & Co, rea 229 Eighth ^ o
CHRISTEN WILLIAM, real estate, house and '£ g
insurance at, L 759 Seventh, res same ^
Christensen Andrew, coachman W A Aldrich, rea Vernal 3
Piedmont
< Ihristian Brothers of St Patrick's Church, 1626 Seward
CI ii Church, Rev George W Sweeney pa-tor. s E cor £f
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CI ll cement sidewalk layer, rea U6 Seventh ^ (S
hii B, teamster, res 156 Tw < nt iet h * p
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Christiansen L P, mfr parlor brackets, 1503 Broadway, res
same
Christiansen Niels, bookkeeper Martin Anderson, res NW
cor Seventh and Webster
Christianson Celia Miss, res 1120 E Fourteenth
Christianson C M, res 1120 E Fourteenth
Christianson Fred, laborer, res 1120 E Fourteenth
Christianson Geo, hostler, res Winthrop House
Christianson Geo, carpenter, res 460 Fifth
Christianson John, coachman, res 1397 Alice
Christianson John T, dairyman, res Redwood road
Christianson Louis, carpenter Cable Co, res Railroad Ex-
change
Christianson Louisa, domestic, res 1160 Eighth
Christie Joseph, butcher, res 1454 Myrtle
Christie Zotque, carpenter, res 810 Twenty-second
Christiforo Columbia Guard Armory, Joseph Folcia sec,
416 Eighth
Cnristman George, plumbing, tinning and gasfitting, 1313
Broadway and 1310 Telegraph ave, res 593 Sycamore
Christoffer Marie Miss, fancy goods, embroidery and stamp-
ing, 1220 San Pablo ave, res same
Chrestoffersen Anthony, blacksmith, S F, res 1410 Seven-
teenth
Christopher Joseph, tailor Joseph Harris, res S F
Christopher Julius, machine hand Oakland Planing Mill,
res 710 Filbert
Christopherson Alfred, painter P N Kuss
Christy Charles, carpenter and contractor, S F, res 828
Kirkham
Christy Joshua, carpenter, res 828 Kirkham
Chubb Charles, bricklayer, res 1374 Sixteenth
Chubb John, lineman Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co,
res 1374 Sixteenth
Chubb Roger, bricklayer, res 1374 Sixteenth
Chu Chew & Co, Japanese Bazar, 1166 Broadway
Church of the A vent, Rev H T Lathrop rector, cor E Six-
teenth and Twelfth ave
CHURCH ANGUS M, notary public, 483 Ninth,
res 729 Eighth
Church A R, employe Dollver Bros, S F, res 1102 Tenth
Church Arthur, student, res 529 Hobart
Church Augustus H, collector Wm J Dingee, res 658 Eighth
Church of Christ, Alanson Coplin pastor, 1015 Clay
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Uj King rector, cor Jefferson and Eighth
Z Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Harrison bet
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55" Church Joseph W, clerk custom house, S F, res 826 Fif- g |S
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CHURCH ROD W, county recorder, Hall of Rec-
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Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (R C) Rev Lawrence
Serda rector, Rev Patrick Griffin, asst rector, Fortieth
bet Grove and West
Church of St Frances de Sales (R C) cor San Pablo ave and
Hobart
Church \Vm H, deputy county recorder, res 920 Filbert
Church \V W, paper hanger and decorator Armstrong &
Merchant, res 811 Thirteenth
Churchill X, reporter Tribune Publishing Co, res Hotel
Merritt
Chute Alan son W, plumber, res NE cor Lusk ave and Forty-
fir- 1
Cianuarulo B, musician, res 715 Linden
Cianciarulo Frank, Cianciarulo's Italian String Band, res
1012 Fifth
Cicoulat Clement, propr Oakland French Laundry, res 960 ^O
Twenty-ninth
Cimpher Jacob, Accommodation Boat House, Lake Merritt,!
E Twelfth, rea same F^O
Ciphers David B, res 946 Union t ■ <
Circe Thomas, teamster Remillard Brick Co S |
Citizens1 [nsurance Co of Baltimore, James Gamble agt, 469 ^^
Ninth Z^^>
CITY ASSESSOR, Roland W Snow, City Hall co
CITY ATTORNEY, -lam.- A Johnson, City Hall O
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH, D D Crowley, £0
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CITY CLERK, J M lira.lv. res 306 Fourteenth
CITY ENGINEER, Thomas W Morgan, City Hall
CITY HALL, i Fourteenth and Washington
City Hall Stables, Hunt Bros proprs, 51 1 Fourteenth
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CITY OF LONDON FIKE INSURANCE
CO, R M Anthonv resident agent, i< 1 Ninth
CITY OF LONDON FIRE INSURANCE
CO OF ENGLAND, W S Perkins agent, 958
Broadway
City Market, bet Eleventh and Twelfth, Broadway and
CITY MARKET RESTAURANT AND
CHOP HOUSE, Alexander Campbell proprietor
19, 21 and 23 City Market
City Mission Training School, Rev N C McClure supt, 1591
Telegraph ave
City Park, bet Grove and Jefferson, Sixth and Seventh
City Physician, D D Crowley, Fifteenth rear of City Hall
City Police Judge, Alexander Laidlaw, City Hall
City Pound, William J O'Connell pound master, Peraltacor
Twenty-sixth
CITYSUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS. J W McClvmonds, office City Hall
CITY TREASURER AND TAX COL-
LECTOR, Z T Gilpin, City Hall
City Wharf, M K Houghton wharfinger, Water Front bet
Franklin and Webster
Cklar W F, carpenter, res SW cor Eleventh and Washing-
ton
Claiborne Richard, porter Palace Hotel, S F, res 911 Web.
ster
Claich Michael, waiter Post Office Restaurant, res 1790
Seventh
Clancy Lena, waitress Union Hotel
Clancy William, teamster Grayson, Owen & Co, res Dalton
ave nr Green, Stock Yards
Clanfield John, laborer, res 1068 Thirty-second
Clapp Flora Miss, res 566 Thirty-fifth
Clapp George H, druggist, cor E Twelfth and Thirteenth
aves, res same
Clapp George P, manager San Diego Iron and Nail Co, res
566 Thirty-fifth
Clapp Roland C, mariner, res 330 Prospect
Clarage James 0, shoemaker, res 662 Sixth
Clarendon House, 855 Washington
Clark Mrs, res Brayton Block
Clark Mrs, res 970 Jefferson
Clark Mrs, res Home for Aged Women
Clark Ada Mrs, dancing academy, 377 Twelfth, res S F
Clark A J, fireman S P Co, res 616 Eighteenth
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HI Clark Alfred, res 1309 Telegraph ave ^^
Z (Mark Alfred B, teamster C J Welch & Co, res 660 E Four-
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Clark Alfred O, foreman Oakland Planing Mill, res 753
LU ^ Castro
GO _j (Mark Alvah K. accountant Loan Associations, S F, res 970; 3^
^j ^ Jefferson Jl>
X ^ Clark Andrew G, res e s nr cor Fruit Vale ave g
[— O Clark Andrew Jr, recording secretary S P Co, res 836 Jack-
IE son
Clark B E Miss, dressmaker, re? 7(»(.» Jackson J^O
X Clark Benjamin, vocalist and secretary British Benevolent ^_^
CO Association, 8 F, res 1169 Brush 1T31
|j Clark Benjamin Mrs, music teacher, res 610 Fourteenth @
CD Clark Carlton H, commercial agt Union Pacific. S F, res <>*
D .",711 Twenty-fourth n^i
B- (Mark C H, freight agt Denver & Rio Grande R R, res 768 lEEf
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Clark Charles A, engineer S P Co, res 1068 Twelfth ave «*■
(Mark Charles A, machinist, res 1003 Pine j-hj
Clarke Charles F (C F Clarke A: Co) res 1376 Webster ^A
CLARK CHARLES K, secretary Home Security |J
Building and Loan Association of Alameda County, 'c-*-
165 Ninth, res Berkeley -O
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Uj (lark David, contractor, res L120 Filbert r?^
(Mark D Piatt, contractor, res I L20 Filberl ^
(Mark E, pattern maker Oakland Iron Works, res e - San ^
Pablo ave. bet Thirty eighth and Fortieth C^
CLARK EDWARD, president Oakland Iron 5 ^
Works, res 1 - Sao Pablo ave bet Thirty-eighth and .^ ^
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(Mark Edward, painter, res L009 Franklin £ a>
(Mark Edward, res L009 Broadway g g
(Mark Edward F, butcher, res 1260 West % ^
(Mark Ella T, student Duprue & Aydelotte's Business Col-
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Mrs, lodgings, 615Sixth 5? Q.
( Mark Ellen M rs, res 31 6 ( !ypr( — ti
(Mark lie W Miss, teacher musie and painting, res 829 ^ a>
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( Mark 1 I; ea< her, 1 • r mount House — i~*
dark Frank 8, clerk, 8 !•'. res L068 Twelfth ave 2.
Clark I w . cleanei B P t L616 Lincoln Z
lark vV Woolle; 1 1 1 f63 I h ^
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Clark Geo, employe California Hosiery Co, res 723 Castro
Clark Geo, res Smith House, 836 Broadway
Clark George B, engineers P Co, res Alameda
; Clark George P, clerk Joseph M Oat, re> 77 Valley
Clark H, emplove Contra Costa Laundry
I Clark Harry A, "fireman S P Co, res 1068 Twelfth ave
: Clark Helen Miss, res 615 Sixth
J Clark Helen J Miss, res 1204 Harrison
Clark Henry C, warehouseman and postmaster, Bay ave nr
Melrose Station
I Clark Henry W, conductor S P Co, res 1616 Lincoln
i Clark Herbert A, conductor Pullman Car Co, res 847 Madi-
son
Clark Horace, news stand, confectionery and cigars, Seventh
nr Market Street Station, res 762 Sixth
, Clark Hugh, plasterer, res 77 Valley
I Clark I M, painter Carbon Paint Co, res 524 Thirty-first
I Clark James, groceries, 977 Fifth, res same
j Clark James, cook, res 1777 Goss
Clark James, artesian well borer, res XE cor Fortv-Third and
Grove
I Clark James, carpenter Jones & Co
j Clark James E, clerk, S F, res 772 Eighteenth
Clark J B, pattern maker, res Girard House
Clark Jennie Miss, res 816 Cypress
Clark Jessie L Miss, res 847 Madison
Clark J M, pattern maker, res 524 Thirty-first
Clark John, jeweler, 867 Broadway, res 1426i San Pablo ave
Clark John, woodturner, res 1173 Fifth
Clark John, blacksmith, res 70S Third
Clark John, res 1356 Eighteenth
Clark John, carpenter S P Co, res 1836| Seventh
Clark Julia B Mrs, widow, res 1264 Harrison
Clark Kate Miss, clerk California Cotton Mills, res 1504 gan
Pablo ave
Clark Laura Miss, saleslady Abrahamson Bros, res 1106
Broadway
Clark Lemuel, engineer S P Co, res Berkeley
Clark Leon F, clerk S F, res 1003 Pine
Clark L S, engineer S P Co, res Berkelev
Clark Lizzie Miss, res 977 Fifth
Clark Maggie Miss, domestic, res 1535 Webster
Clark Mamie Miss, res 977 Fifth
Clark Marian Miss, music teacher, 1019 Webster, res same
Clark Minnie L Mrs, res 1746 Filbert
Clark Nora Miss, res 977 Fifth
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CLARK R FRANK, manager Oakland branch
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, 4S3 Ninth, SE cor
Washington, res Alameda
Clark Richard X, parlor car conductor S P Co, res 917
Twenty-fourth
Clark Robert V, propr American House, 616 Broadway
Clark Samuel C, engineer S P Co, res 939 Wood
Clark Samuel H, harnessmaker, S F, res 847 Madison
Clark Win, teamster Eagle Box and Mfg Co, res Alameda
Clark W C, clerk Oakland Iron Works, res e s San Pablo
ave bet Thirty-eighth and Fortieth
Clark William, carriage maker J E Johnson, res 1527
Broadway
Clark Wm, carpenter, res 938 Thirty-fourth
Clark Wm A, clerk, S F, res 917 Twenty-fourth
Clark Wm E, employe East Oakland Planing Mill, res 472
E Eleventh
Clark Wm J. painter, res 1207 Seventh
Clark A; Woolley (George Clark and John Woollev) props
Oakland Boiler Works, 668 Franklin
Clarke Alice T Miss, res 318 E Seventeenth
Clarke Chas II, A B, teacher English and bookkeeping
Hopkins Academy, res same
Clarke Edward, carpenter, res 365 Orchard
Clarke F II. teacher California Military Academy, res same
Clark.- II P, cashier Whittier, Fuller ft Co, res'l264 Har-
rison
Clarke John B, professor mathematics University Califor-
nia, res 3] s E Seventeenth
Clarke .J.dm'W. carpenter, res 263 Twelfth
Clarke Joseph F. wharfinger Pacific St wharf. S F, res 318
K S< venteenth
dark.- Margaret E Miss, res 318 El Seventeenth
Clarke Maria L Mrs, widow, res 1 1_1 Adeline
Clarke Walter, carriage blacksmith, res 94] Twenty-sixth
(Marke Warren T. Clerk Wells, Fargo A Co, S F, res 1 liM
Adeline
Clarke William I. doo rmaker California Door Co, res 318
l. 8< • enteenth
ClarksoD John, ball player, res L372 sixteenth
Clari ag< Edn ai d I >. agent, res 21 l Twelfth
Clason Delia Mi (0 E Twelfth
Claaoii Etollo B, stationery, 612 E Twelfth, res same
Classen G< laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Classen .John A. cider factory. 515 Twentieth, res same
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Clausen Adolph, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Park Exchange Hotel
Clausen Charles E, plasterer, res 2126 Chestnut
Clausen C H, photographer cor Market and Seventh, res
same
Clausen Charles J, plasterer, res 2126 Chestnut
Clausen Emma Miss, res 2126 Chestnut
Clausen Henry, laborer, res 625 Kennedy
Clausen Mina Miss, res 512 Forty-fifth
Clausen William, tailor, S F, res 1114 Campbell
Clawson L E (L E Clawson & Co) res S F
Clawson L E & Co (L E Clawson and J L Robinson)
patent chimney, 400 Thirteenth
Clawson School, Miss Julia E Colby principal, NW cor
Magnolia and Thirty-second
Claxton Samuel, laborer, res cor E Thirty-fifth and Union
Claxton William, res 363 Fifth
Clay A Meaburn, student, res 1425 Eighth ave
Clay C C (Sherman, Clay & Co, S F) res E Fourteenth bet
Park ave and Julia
Clay Charles C, special delivery messenger post-office, res
520 Eighteenth
CIjAX I HENBY, assistant post-master, Oakland
post-office, res 520 Eighteenth
Clayton Cornelia Miss, res 1354 Webster
Clayton Susan Mrs, widow, res 1354 Webster
Clayton Susan Miss, res 1354 Webster
Clayton Wm, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Clayton Wm B, cabinet maker Lyon & Co, res 927 Thirty-
Sixth
Clear Maggie Miss, saleslady KAHN & SONS, res
358 Ninth
Clear Mamie C Miss, teacher vocal music, res 358 Tenth
Clear Thomas, fireman and chief engineer Oakland Gas-
light and Heat Co, res 358 Ninth
Cleary B Mrs, furnished rooms 460 Sixth, res same
Cleary James, nurseryman, 2333 Peralta, res same
Cleary Joseph M, machinist, res 2333 Peralta
OLE ARY M, family grocer, 359-361 Twelfth, res SW
cor Twelfth and Jackson
Clecak Anton, propr Rockaway Restaurant, 1112 Broadway,
res La Clede House
Clecak John, propr West Oakland Restaurant, 1770 Seventh
res 1772 Seventh
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ecak Peter, clerk Anton Clecak, res La Clede House
torn Robert B, blacksmith, S F, res 208 B
eir Win, clerk Joseph Harris, res North Temescal
eland Darius, contractor and builder, res 918 Union
emena II M Mrs, rea 536 Eighteenth
emena Jay Mrs. res 536 Eighteenth
ement A Miss, res 1621 Eighth
ement Albert T, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res Weber
Hotel
ement Alpheua W, clerk Pacific Improvement Co, S F, res
1 258 Harrison
ement C E Mrs, rea 1405 Brush
ement Hphraim B, searcher of records, S F, res 1258
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em. nt Grace W Miss, res 1013 Twelfth
• mint H (H Clement & Co) cigar mfrs, res cor Seventh
and Broadway
ement H&( 'o, wholesale and retail cigar mfrs, 456 Seventh
and -lv,» Tenth, res cor Seventh and Broadway
ement Herbert R, clerk S P Co, S F. rea 1405 Brush
ement Joseph, student Livermore College, rea L 258 Har-
rison
ement Kate Miss, cane chair maker Industrial Home for
the Adult Blind, rea same
ein.-nt Lewia M, civil engineer, S F. rea L013 Twelfth
ement M Mrs, matron Pacific Pre-- Boarding House, 711
Eleventh
ement Maud L Miss, rea 1013 Twelfth
ement M L, pressman, rea 7* >8 sixth
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omenta Arthur, commercial traveler, rea 222 Seventh
ementa Christina Mrs, widow, rea 1641 Adeline
omenta Christina Miss, dressmaker, rea 1641 Adeline
ementa Harry, rea s~> I Broadway
ementa In-' b urg Miss, clerk, rea L641 Adeline
emishire John, special agent BoarcLof Forreatry, rea 217
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Clerc Savonna Mine, specialist, 1240 San Pablo ave, res
1168 Webster
Clergy of St Francis, 590 Hobart
Clerk of Police Court, W H O'Brien, City Hall
Cleveland Carrie Miss, student, res 1126 Chestnut
Cleveland Merit, hostler Chieftain Livery Stables, res 821
Market
Cleveland Reuben C, carpenter and builder, res 1126 Chest-
nut
Cliff Alfred G, machinist Judson Iron Works, res n s Forty-
fifth bet Telegraph and Grove
Cliff George, engineer, res n s Forty-fifth bet Grove and
Telegraph ave
Clifford Edward T, carpenter, res 1156 Webster
Clifford Frederick, car inspector S P Co, res 18 Maple
Clifford John, laborer, res 813 Chester
Clifford John B, druggist, res 1367 Fifteenth
Clifford Joseph, engineer S P Co, res 622 Louis
Clifford Maggie Miss, res 813 Chester
Clifford Nellie Miss, dressmaker, res 813 Chester
Clifford Timothy, laborer, res 1637 Magnolia
Clifford Wm A, printer Morning Times, res 858 Harrison
Clift E S Miss, artist, res 566 Sixteenth
Clift Frederick C, law student, S F, res 1547 San Pablo ave
Clift L B Miss, res 1547 San Pablo ave
Clift Osro, res 566 Sixteenth
CLIFT WILLIAM, president Presidio and Ferries
R R, S F, res 1547 San Pablo ave
Clifton M, fireman S P Co, res 1521 Eighth
Clifton Wm G, bookkeeper Grayson, Owen & Co, res 951
Clay
Climo Albert, shipwright, res 883 Bay
Clino Samuel, carpenter R R shops, res 956 Wood
Clinton DeWitt, carpenter, res E Adeline bet Sherman and
Monroe
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE CO OF
NEW YORK, Harmon & Sears, H Griffin's
Agency, 95S Broadway
Clinton H M, agt R L Pc'k & Co, S F,«res 1276 Thirteenth
ave
Clinton Hook a-id Ladder Co No 2, Win Barrett driver,
E Fourteenth bet Twelfth and Thirteenth aves
CLINTON HOUSE, S H Melvin agent, 277 E
Twelfth cor Sixth ave
Clintoa Hulda'i J Mrs, nurse, res 1683 Chase
Clinton Market, 311 E Twelfth
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Clinton Park. E Twelfth Sixth and Seventh a -
Oliver Charles H. nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Co. res
Leline
Oliver John H. res 614 Adeline
Clivio C, grocei - gn and domestic fruits, 1216 £
Pablo ave, :■ s 811 Twenty-eighth
Clock Maud E Miss, rea 1140 Myrtle
Clock Sarah D Mrs, widow, rea 114" Myrtle
Clodias August, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cloeren Edward, res 2 0 Broadway
Clonen John, groceries, wines and liquors. 1529 Seventh.
res same
Clonen Mary Mr-, cashier John Clemen, res 152 B venth
Olooney Thomas J, wood and coal, hay and grain, 157S
venth. res 1373 Eighth
Clothier Minnie J Miss, decorative painting and fancy
work ;i6 Twelfth
Cloudman Charles H. shoemaker. 1357 Peralta. res same
Cloudman Mary E Miss, res 1357 Peralta
Clough Alton H (Clough & Baker) res cor Twenty-third ave j
and E Fifteenth
CLOUGH & BAKER n H Clough and
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_:. C H. salmon canner, re- 9 & venth
CloiiL'h E II, reporter, rea 1272 Twenty-third ave
gb F L lira, res - Si venth
'rankie Mi — , student, re- ::"N E Sixteenth
P. bookkeeper Gould A: Williamson, res 221
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:» Lotta M M is, a &13 Thirteenth
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Clow A B Durant School, rea 57J Caledonia
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Coady Richard E, letter carrier, res 566 Twenty-fourth
Coakley Alice Miss, res 356 Seventh
Coakley Daniel, laborer, res 828 Fifteenth
Coakley Ellen Miss, res 616 Seventeenth
Coakley James, butcher M M Samson, res 616 Seventeenth
Coakley Michael, butcher M M Samson, res 616 Seven-
teenth
Coal Consumers' Association of Oakland, 'John Feam pres,
D P Gray vice-pres, M D Chamberlain mgr, 960 Broad-
way
Coan Thomas, hostler Dexter Stables, res same
Coates Ed J, grocery, NW cor Adeline and Fourteenth, res
same
Coates John D, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 461
Ninth
Coates Lillian Miss, student, res 916 Center
Coates Mary R Mrs, res 916 Center
Coates Thomas, repairer S P Co, res 824 Union
Coates William, conductor Pullman Palace Car Co, res 561
Twenty-fifth
Coates Wm Jr, engineer, res 561 Twenty-fifth
Coates W S, rigger S P Co
Coats George, hostler Dashaway Stables, res 370 Eleventh
Cobalt Edward, employe Columbus Buggy Co, S F, res 767
Thirteenth
Cobb Henry, student, res 1365 Fifteenth
Cobb Isabella Mrs, teacher California College, res 1756
Ninth ave
Cobb Joseph, longshoreman, res 1365 Fifteenth
Cobb Louis H, carpenter S P Co, res 966 Center
Cobb Rufus S, watchman S P Co, res 966 Center
Cobbledick James, traveling salesman, res 177 E Twelfth
Cobbledick James H, decorator, res 177 E Twelfth
Cobbledick LN, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 177 E
Twelfth
Cobbledick Mary Miss, res 177 E Twelfth
Cobbledick Wm H, salesman res 177 E Twelfth
Cobelt Adolph, tanner, res 809 E Sixteenth
Coburn Asa H C, laborer, res 1122 Wood
Coburn Frank M, laborer, res 1122 Wood
Coburn John C, clerk Judson C Coburn, res Park ave nr
Halleck, Emeryville
Coburn Judson C, stationer, postmaster and express agt,
Park ave nr Halleck, Emeryville, res same
Coburn Louis H, laborer S P Co, res 1122 Wood
Coburn Nahum, laborer S P Co, res 1122 Wood
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burn William J. res Park ave nr Halleck. Emeryville
Cochran Alice E Miss, rea 565 Sixteenth
Cochran John T. commercial traveler, S F, res 565 Six-
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X < Cockrill Ben, rea 522 Tenth
|- O Cockrill Cristopher C, capitalist, res 522 Tenth
M-krill Grace Miss, rea "22 Tenth
krofl Irving R, employe California Sugar Refiners, res
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ckrofl Louia F, passenger agt Oceanic Steamship Co,
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. n L II Mrs, res 539 Thirty-sixth
>rge, laborer, rea 225 Third
^>dy John, horse trainer, res 225 Third
Ada Miss, rea 371 Tenth
John T, collector. 021 Broadway, res 514 Fifteenth
Hilho Ellen Mrs. domestic, res 656 Sixth
el po Joseph, lahorerS P Co
David N, clerk custom-, s F. rea 1124 Chestnut
Michael II. dry goods and clothing, 962 Washington,
PHI Fourteenth
^j I Catherine Mrs, rea 625 Chestnut
S William J, printer Oakland T rea 916 Henry
• \lhcrt F. Btock broker, S F, rea 918 Sixteenth
tlin Elizabeth Mrs, widow, rea \-^~ Harrison
'•iii Dollie M L387 Harrison
^ fin Kate M 1387 Harrison
^1 Coffin Oliver* »r Report, 8F, rea 1063 Poplar
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Cohen Henry, barber, 1781 Seventh, res Fifth
Cohen Isaac, clerk S S Cohen, res 1743 Adeline
Cohen Isidore, glazier, S F, res 510 Sixth
Cohen J, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park Ex-
change Hotel
Cohen Jacob E, traveling salesman, S F, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen James E, blacksmith R R shops, res 815 Twenty-
second
Cohen Julia Miss, res 1743 Adeline
Cohen Kittie Miss, saleswoman Wonder Millinery Store,
res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Meyer, clerk J G Brugeire, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Mike, barber Hy Cohen, res Willow
Cohen Sarah Miss, saleswoman Wonder Millinery Store,
res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Simon, peddler, res 700 Franklin
Cohen Simon S, grocer, 1743 Adeline, res same
Cohen William, res 860 Alice
Cohn Abraham, tailor, 259 B, res same
Cohn Abraham Mrs, fancy goods, 259 B, res same
Cohn Arthur, salesman, res 531 Ninth
Cohn Louis, peddler, res 205 Second
Cohn M J, butcher, res 613 Fifth
Cohn Morris, peddler, res 517 Third
Cohn M & Co (M Cohn and M Lissner) loan office, 1162
Broadway
Cohn Meyer (M Cohn & Co) res 1479 San Pablo ave
Cohn Samuel A, peddler, res 516 Fifth
Coin Albert R, carriage blacksmith, res 1370 Broadway
COIN CECILE MBS, laundress, 1370 Broadway,
res same
Coin Raymond, French Laundry, 1370 Broadway, res same
Coit Griffith (Coit, Barton & Covvles, S F) cor Broadway
and Booth
Coit Hamilton, - ardware, S F, res 1885 Telegraph ave
Colas Annie Mrs, res Dalton ave nr Green, Stock Yards
Colas Eugene, laborer, res Dalton ave nr Green, Stock Yards
Colbert Elizabeth A Miss, res 678 Twenty-seventh
Colbert Hannah Mrs, widow, res 678 Twenty-seventh
Colbert John F, printer Evening Tribune, res 678 Twenty-
seventh
Colburn Anna W Mrs, res 1769 Seward
Colburn Frederick, gardener, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Colburn George, car repairer S P Co, res 1725 Thirteenth
Colburn George C, car repairer S P Co, res 1721+ Chase
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Col bin 11 Jacob S, clerk, S F, res 1762 Seward
Colburn Maria S Mrs. widow, res 1709 Seward
Colby Amasa D, farmer, res w s Claremont ave nr College
Colby Eugene, student High School, res 131") Twelfth ave
Colby Flora I Miss, dressmaker, res 483 Twenty-fifth
Iby Fram-c- A Miss, dressmaker, res 483 Twenty-fifth
Colby II H, postmaster Brooklyn Station, propr East Oak-
land and San Francisco Express, agt Wells, Fargo &
Co and Western Union Telegraph Co, cor Thirteenth
ave and E Twelfth, res 1315 Twelfth ave
Colby Julia E Miss, principal Clawson School, res 733 Bush,
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ColdweU Charles W. carpenter, res Twenty-second ave nr
Twentieth
Cole A, carpenter W T Veitch
Cole Bessie Miss, res 1545 Webster
Cole C H, patrolman, res The Olive
Cole Charles D, chiropodist, res 826 Twenty-ninth
Cole Charles F, advertising agt, S F, res 1352 Brush
Cole E F Mrs, res cor Fourteenth ave and E Twenty-fourth
Cole F G (Aldrich A: Cole) res Alameda
Cole (t race H, res 906 Broadway
Cole II A, manager and secretary Oakland Rubber Stamp
Cole Harry X. agt Oakland Home Insurance Co, 906 Broad-
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le Henry M. engineer, rea 572 Twelfth
Col,- II W Mrs, res 906 Broadway
le Kate E Mi — , artist, res 572 Twelfth
Col,- L c. res 1545 Webster
Cole Lillie C Mrs, teacher, res ">72 Twelfth
Cole Mary A Mi*.-, re- 1777 Tenth ave
Col.- OraMiss, waitress W C T U Restaurant, res 1003 Clay
Elector E Dr, r< b 572 Twelfth
Cole 8chool, J P Garlick principal, Tenth bet Union and
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;»• Win II. carpenter, res 359 Tenth
Col- i I ! onductor 8 P Co, res 263 Twelfth
rove M t Mrs, res 263 Twelfth
Coleman Block, Mrs .1 8 Dallas propr, furnished rooms,
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in C E, traveling salesman, res L21 1 Bush
Coleman Ham, new and Becond-hand furniture, U6-18
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Coleman John W, supt N P C R R, S F, res 754 Eighth
Coleman Levi B, painter, res 618 E Twenty- second
Coleman Patrick, laborer, res 1018 Fifth
Coleman Rosa Mrs, res 460 Third
Coleman Wm D, compositor Times, res 875 Washington
Colestock Tom D, student Depue & Aydelotte's Business
College, res 2124 Elm
Coley Hilan, compositor Morning Times
Colfen John, lumberman E M Derby & Co, res 780 Six-
teenth ave
Colgett John, gardener, res 1011 Fourteenth
Colin Benoit, trunks and valises, 1016 Broadway, res cor
Perry and Prospect
College Hall, NE cor Twelfth and Harrison
Collesa Joseph, employe California Jute Mills
Collet Robert, gardener Geo E Grant, 1303 Third ave
Collier Augustus, teamster Standard Oil Co, 1066 E Twenty-
Second
Collier Charles, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 914
Twenty-sixth ave
Collier John, carpenter, res 151 Second
Collier John H, mining, res 1912 Telegraph ave
Collier Maggie Miss, res 151 Second
Collier Maria Mrs, widow7, res 151 Second
Collier John, employe S P Co, res 410 Tenth
Colling Emma Mrs, res 715 Fourth
Colling Simeon C, electric bell mfr, res 715 Fourth
Collingridge Mary A Mrs, res 362 E Fifteenth
Collins Albert F, blind maker California Door Co, res 1408
Ninth
Collins Alice R Miss, res 871 Filbert
Collins Anna Mrs, finisher California Hosiery Co, res 811
Twelfth
Collins Benjamin, res 852 Alice
Collins Birdie Miss, res 871 Filbert
Collins Con W, engineer S P Co, res 861 Chester
COLLINS D EDWARD, secretary Mountain View
Cemetery, res NE cor Harrison and Seventeenth
Collins Edward L, law student, res 935 Campbell
Collins Ellen Miss, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins Eugene A, expressman, res 980 Thirty-sixth
Collins Frank, painter, res 626 Third
Collins Geo, porter J J Hanifin & Co, res Seventh and
Broadway
Collins Geo H (Higgins & Collins, S F) res 526 Tenth
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Collins H, sawver Eagle Box Manufacturing Co, res 712
Fifth
Collins Honorah Mrs, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins Henry D, laborer, res 167 Eighth
Collins Henry M, groceries and hardware, 1766 Seventh, res
1823 Eighth
Collins James, laborer S P. Co, res 701 Campbell
Collins James, bridge builder, res 416 Fifth
Collins Jerry, employe S P Co, res 1664 Pacific
Collins John, baker Flake Bakery, res 687 Twenty-sixth
Collins John, teamster Fred Schenlen, res cor Twentieth
ave and E Fourteenth
Tollins John C, printer Chronicle, S F, res 666 Twenty-
ninth
Collins John H, switchman's P Co, res 701 Campbell
Collins Julia Mrs, widow, res 167 Eighth
Collins Kate Miss, res 666 Twenty-ninth
Collin a Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, res 701 Campbell
Collins Lottie Miss, res 526 Tenth
Collins Lyman P, machinist, res 935 Campbell
Collins Mary E Miss, bookkeeper Hv M Collins, res 1823
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Collins Mary F Miss, dressmaker, res 167 Eighth
Collins Michael, res 1007^ E Fourteenth
Collin^ M J, bookkeeper JAS A JOYCE, res 972
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Collins Nellie M Miss, operator Western Union, res 1661
Sixteenth
Collins Nicholas J, clerk Custom House, S F, res 587 Twen-
ty-fifth
Colli ns Owen, shoemaker Wentworth Bool and Shoe Co,
res L227 Sixteenth
Collins Patrick II. res L661 sixteenth
Colline Patrick M. real eMate agt, 962 Seventh, res 972
rent h
Collins Pauline Miss, rea 526 Tenth
Collins William, res L67 Eighth
COLLINS WILLIAM, superintendent Mountain
Vi( metery, pee -Mine
Collins Win II. student, res L823 short
Collischonn Charles, correspondent Belloc A Co, 8 1\ res
^ 1 7 Jackson
Collischonn Franz, bookkeeper, rea 817 Jackson
Collischonn Otto, draughtsman, res 817 Jackson
Collischonn Philip, student medical department University
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Collison Ben, oiler S P Co
Collver Charles W, carpenter, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer David M, engineer S P Co, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer. George F, letter carrier, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer Jacob, carpenter C P Co, res 1728 Twelfth
Colman E, salesman H Davis, res 421 Sixth
Colman E & Co (H Davis) furniture, 477 Twelfth
Colman George, weaver, res Geischen House
Colman Herman, salesman Julius Colman, res 414 Sixth
Colman Johanna T Miss, res 780 Sixteenth ave
Colman John, turner Pacific Coast Planing Mills, res 826
Castro
Colman Julius, furniture, 469-471 Broadway, res same
Colomb Jules, wood carver J McBride, res S F
Colson C, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry
Colson E, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Colson Edward, fireman OCR Co, res 856 Nineteenth
Colson Edward F, fireman Oakland Cable Co, res 856?
Nineteenth
Colson Gustavus, blacksmith Alameda Macadamizing Co's
quarry, res same
Colson M F Mrs, res 1116 Ninth ave
Colson William, employe Phoenix Foundry
Columbia Rowing Club, Howard H Shinn pres, Wm Mc-
Pherson sec, foot of Alice
Columbus Buggie Co, Branch, W C Glenn mgr, 406
Twelfth
COLVILLE FRANK C (Elliott & Colville) res
1503 Seventh ave
Colvill S M Mrs, res 1503 Seventh ave
COXjVIN C Xj, attorney-at-law, 854| Broadway, res
624 E Twenty-second
Colvin F M, res 655 Thirty-third
COLVIN K S, law stenographer, and (Fitzgerald &
Colvin) 921 Broadway, room 5, res same
Colwell Lillie A Miss, res 610 E Eighteenth
Colwell Ralph L, res 610 E Eighteenth
Colwell S A Mrs, res 610 East
Comalus Peter, teamster Remillard Brick Co
Comas M, res 1552 Third
Comber James, laborer S P Co, res 1614 Eighth
COMBS ANGUS W, manager Oakland Branch
Western Granite and Marble Works, res 2507 Pied-
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Combs John A, stone cutter Western Granite and Marble
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Combey James, inspector S P Co, res 1614 Eighth
Comer T, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Comerford Annie G Miss, domestic, 1680 Webster
Comerford Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, res 811 Seventeenth
Comerford Sarah Mrs, res 811 Seventeenth
Comerford Vincent, carpenter, res 511 Twenty-fourth
Commercial Insurance Co of California, B B Laton agt, 468
Ninth
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT, J Souffrane
proprietor, 473 Eleventh
Commercial Union Assurance Co of London, J H Troy agt,
457 Ninth
Commercial Union Hotel, D Burns propr, Park ave Station,
Emeryville
Comming Wm Henry, physician and surgeon, res Merrill
Hotel
Commins Randolph, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1302 Broad-
way, res 1155 Madison
Comozzi Charles, laundrvman Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzi Joseph, employe California Jute Mills
Comozzi Peter, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzi Teresa, employe California Jute Mills
Companie General Transatlantique, Geo A Seaman agent,
in;:; Broadway
Company A, Fifth Regiment N G C, armory Cavalry Hall.
106 1 Washington
Company C, Third Regiment Infantry, N (i C, armory Sim-
mons Hall
Company F, Fifth Regiment, N G^C, armory Cavalry Hall
L064 Washington
tnptorj Belle Mi-, res L460 Twelfth
tnpton Elleq Mrs, widow, res 1-160 Twelfth
< lompton ( I Mi — , rea Beulah Park
Compton Henry T, a— t engineer Harbor Commissioners,
hester
Compton H N, carriage maker, rea Beulah Park
mpton Nellie Mi-, n - l 160 Twelfth
Compton Thomas, clerk, 8 P. rea l 160 Twelfth
Compton William P>. clerk, S P. rea L460 Twelfth
Comstock A \'. miner, rea N Temescal
Comstock Charlea C, bridge inspector B P Co, rea L030
Peralta
< lomstock I Daniel, carpenter, rea 1 609 Myrtle
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Comstock H G, train dispatcher S P Co, res 950 Filbert
Comstock J, carpenter W T Veitch
Comstock Mark H, foreman S P Co, res 1501f Eighth
Comstock M E Mrs, saleslady Taft & Pennoyei, res 317
Fourteenth
Comstock 0 P Jr, carpenter, res 1463 Broadway
Comstock Thomas, carpenter, res 1463 Broadway
Conant Z Mrs, widow, res 922 Center
Conaway M L Mrs, res Winsor Hotel
Conboy Mary G Mrs, res 950 Twenty-second bet Filbert
and Myrtle
Concannon Thomas, res n s Forty-sixth nr Grove
CONCOBDIA FIRE INSURANCE CO (of
Milwaukee) Harmon & Sears, H Griffin's Agency, 958
Broadway
Condell W N, wood worker Oakland Carriage Co, res Rand-
lett House
Condron Delia Mrs, res 1006 Sixteenth
Condron Jane Mrs, res w s Telegraph ave, fourth house
from Forty-second
Cone James E, blacksmith S P Co, res 815 Twenty-second
Cone John, blacksmith helper R R shops, res 1715 Atlantic
Cone John Jr, employe Coleman & Wattles, S F, res 1715
Atlantic
Cone Mamie Miss, tailoress, res 1715 Atlantic
Congdon Ernest N, agent S F Chronicle, res 815 Webster
Conger Benjamin S, pattern maker, S F, res 1062 Kirkham
Conger Benjamin T, printer, S F, res 1062 Kirkham
Congregational Association of Christian Chinese, 323
Eighth
Congregation Beth Jacob
Conklin Frank G, glove mfr, S F, res 1326 Fourth ave
Conklin Henry L, res 818 Sixteenth
Conklin Henry L Jr, clerk, res 818 Sixteenth
Conlan James E, plumber, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlan Lizzie Miss, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlan Mary Miss, res 809 Twenty-second
Conley Dennis, hostler Peter Pumyea, res 216 Eighth
Conley John, plaster decorations, 375 Twelfth, res same
Conlin Elizabeth Mrs, widow, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlin Lizzie, employe California Hosiery Co, res 809
Twenty-second
Conlin Mollie Miss, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlon Annie Mrs, res 831 Magnolia
Conlon Henry, machinist, res 1677 Taylor
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Conlon Eloberl A, moulder, S F, res 1677 Taylor
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO
of Bartford, Dusinbury & Wurts agents, 4(V7 Ninth
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN-
SURANCE CO, H B Sears Jr agent, 958 Broad-
way
Conneally Jeremiah, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res 175-j
Telegraph ave
Connell John, ofiicer steamer Queen of Pacific, res 1269
Twelfth
Connell John, upholsterer F Rading, res 527 Seventh
Connell James, plumber, 904 Washington, res Twenty-sec-
ond nr San Pablo ave
>nnell Margaret Miss, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell Mary Mrs, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell May Miss, milliner, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell K<>se Mi>s,res 1269 Twelfth
Connell Robert, carpenter, res 1001 Franklin
Council Win .1. instructor California Military Academy, res
same
Connellan Lawrence C, laborer SP Co, res 1662 Pacific
rmelley Dennis, hostler P Pumyea, res 216 Eighth
Connelly David F. res 1711 San Pablo ave
Connelly John, employe Pacific Iron and Xail Works, res
177*1 William
Connelly Joseph, -indent, res L622 Union
Connelly Julia Mrs, toidow, res 1714 San Pablo ave
nnelly Mary Mrs, rea 177 1 William
mnelly Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1622 Union
tinelly Michael, yardman S P Co, res 1771 William
l 'mindly Nellie M rs, rea 1 806 ( Jrove
Connelly P, machinist 8 1* Co, rea L679 Atlantic
a nelly Patrick, Laborer, rea 1806 Grove
Connelly Patri k. laborer, pea Charter Oak Hotel
Connelly Patrick, Laborer, re Is 17 Seventh
Connelly Peter, laborer, rea rear 1<h;:;i Kirkham
1 inelly Minnie M rs, 1 1 - L679 Atlantic
( lonnel) 1 1 Laborer, rea ( Oakland 1 Louse
Inn Miss, rea L819 Twelfth
CONNER DANIEL M, attorney-at-law and courl
commi sioner Alameda County, rooms 24-25, 951
Bro dway, rea Nil<
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Conner Madeline Miss, artist, S F, res 1722 Linden
Conner Millie Miss, res 1722 Linden
Conner Samuel, dairyman, res cor Thirteenth ave and
Thirty-third
Conner W B, laborer S P Co, res 1012 Cypress
Conners & Federspiel (John Conners and Andrew Feder-
spiel) commission merchants and dealers in all kinds
of fruit and produce, 467 Eleventh
Conners John (Conners & Federspiel) res SE cor Prince
and Ellis
Conners John E, reporter Tribune, res 1115 Jackson
Conners John J, blacksmith Robert Gilmore, res 1119 Third
Conners Margaret E, teacher Cole School, res 1115 Jackson
Conners Mollie E Miss, teacher mechanical drawing Oak-
land High School, res 1115 Jackson
Conners Timothy (S P Co) res 1012 Cypress
Connerton Catherine, domestic, res 1226 Fourteenth
Connerton Catherine Mrs, groceries, 1051 Wood, res same
Connerton Joseph, driver People's Express Co, res Wilcox
Block
Conness Thomas, cement finisher, res w s Telegraph ave
nr Forty -third
Connolly Annie Miss, domestic, res 829 Oak
Connolly Emmet A, musician, res Hallett ave nr Green,
Stock Yards
Connolly Francis, laborer, res 953 Fifth
Connolly John, laborer, res 674 Thirty-sixth
Connolly Martin, millhand California Cotton Mills Co, res
E Eleventh bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth aves
Connolly Nicholas, butcher, res Hallett ave cor Green,
Stock Yards
Connolly W G, painter P N Kuss, res Weber Hotel
Connor Annie Miss, res 1319 Twelfth
Connor Cornelius, laborer, res 1062 Twenty-fourth
Connor J M, conductor, res Clarendon House
Connor John A, compositor Oakland Enquirer, res Melrose
Connor John W, res 555 Twenty-first
Connor Lizzie M, res 555 Twenty-first
Connor Margaret Miss, res Commercial, Melrose
Connor Mary, res 555 Twenty-first
Connor Mary A Mrs, widow, res 2104 San Pablo ave
Connor Patrick, laborer Judson Mnfg Co, res 223 Eddie
Connor Thomas, laborer S P Co, res Shell Mound Station
Connor Wm, laborer, res 1662 Sixteenth
Connors Alice Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Connors Annie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
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W Connors Mamie Mis-, employe Cotton Mills, res 664 Twen
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CO Z Conrad Alexander, produce, Free Market, res 757 Webster
W < Conrad Aloise Mrs, widow, res 757 Webster
^ — I Conrad D Miss, res LI 05 Jackson
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Conroy Eugene C (Howard & Conroy) res cor Seventh and
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Conroy John, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1007
Third
Conroy Julia, domestic, res 13G4 Broadway
Conroy Hannah, widow, res 1812 West
Conroy Henry, cement sidewalk layer, res 1312 West
Conry .John, teamster, res 1312 West
Considine Edward, butcher L Peres
Considine Patrick, groceries 218 Sixth, res same
Consolf Manuel, Laborer, res 221 Second
Continental Fire Insurance Co, Waterman, Sayre & Co
agts, L003^ Broadway
Continental [nsurance Co of New York, James (Jumble agt,
469 Ninth
CONTRA COSTA LAUNDRY ASSOCI-
ATION, Geo II Ilallett. Pliny Hartlett ami P E
Dalton, proprietors, office .S(>7 Broadway, laundry SW
cor Fourteenth and K irkbam
CONTRA COSTA PACKING CO, Rice &
Whim proprietors, stalls 2, -1 and 6, City Market
Contra Costa Pickle Works, SE cor Webster and First
Contra < osta Water Co, Henry Pierce pres, W II Mead
office 158 Eighth, yard SWcor First and Webster
Contreries Fred, teamster, pea Lusk ave bet Forty-first and
Forty-second
Control tephen, teamster, res Lusk ave bet Forty-first
and Fori 'lid
CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF THE
SACRED HEART, Mother Elizabeth superior,
L534 Webster
Converse Albert, teamster Maxwell a- Pearce, res L309
Broadway
Conv< rse Harry, bookkeeper, 8 F, res L309 Broadway
•it operator W U T Co, S F, (.»7n Madison
R P Mi 809 Broadway
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Conway Mary Miss, res 1168 Seventh
Conway Ollie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Conway Thomas, gardener, res s s Birch nr Broadway
Cooey Harry, res Wilcox Block
Coogan Mike, res Winthrop House
Cook Austin, miller, res 14l8 Eleventh
Cook Capt Mrs, res 821 Washington
Cook Caroline Mrs, widow, res 1378 Ninth
Cook Charles, brakeman S P Co, res 1671 William
Cook Charles J, gripman OCR Co, res 682 Twenty-fourth
Cook Chas W, clerk Southern California Insurance Co, res
1326 Linden
Coogan T C, atty-at-law, S F, res 1217 Filbert
Cook Alex J, cattle buyer, res 1319 Eleventh ave
Cook Alex J, traveling salesman, S F, res 1319 Eleventh ave
Cook Alice Miss, dressmaker Mrs H T Caldwell, res 766
Twenty-first
Cook Amanda, folder Pacific Press, res 912 Clay
Cook A R, cattle buyer, res 1319 Eleventh ave
Cook Cosumne P, artist, S F, res s s Forty-third, first house
from Telegraph ave
Cook Edith Miss, res 1003 Franklin
Cook Edna A, bookkeeper John *Cushing & Son, res 1003
Franklin
Cook Edward, laborer California Door Co, res 971 Third
Cook Emily, student Dupue& A ydelotte's Business College,
res 1222 Fourteenth
Cook E P, clerk S P Co, res 1326 Linden
Cook Ernest A, candy mfr, 1271 San Pablo ave, res same
Cook F M, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cook F B, clerk Harrison & Boyce, res 473 Twenty-fourth
Cook Fred W, machinist, S F, res 766 Twenty-first
Cook George, engineer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry,
res same
Cook George W, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
960 Fifth
Cook Charles, stockbroker, S F, res 504 Fifteenth
Cook George, fireman S P Co, res 802 Wood
Cook George, driver J H Mount, res cor Forty-fifth and
Telegraph ave
Cook George W, chemist, S F, res 1326 Linden
Cook George W Jr, clerk, S F/res 1326 Linden
Cook Harriet M Mrs, dressmaking, 1003 Franklin, res same
Cook Henry A, res 1319 Eleventh ave
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Twelfth ave
Cook James, watchman S P Co, res 1630 Webb ave, Alameda
H Q Cook John P, clerk W W Blow, res 1222 Fourteenth
Cook John R, student, res 1319 Eleventh ave
k Lizzie N Miss, stenographer, S F, res 1222 Fourteenth
Cook Mary E Miss, res 1319 Eleventh ave
C<»ok Maud Miss, res 1003 Franklin
Cook Millie Miss, res 1378 Ninth
Cook N B, carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co, res Alameda
Cook Nellie Miss, teacher Lafayette School, res 1326 Linden
Cook Oliver, engineer Commercial Steam Power Works, S
F, res 218 Seventh
I Cook Peter, printer, res 1222 Fourteenth
| Cook Robert, machinist, res 1659 Thirteenth
j Cook Sarah E Mrs, res 1512 Eighth
| Cook S M, res 680 Tenth
; Cook Susan Miss, res 1378 Ninth
^Cook Thomas K, clerk Kohler & Chase, res 711 Fourth
Cook W F, bartender W J Ballard, res 473 Twenty-fourth
H»oke Clara Miss, res 1769 Tenth ave
j Cooke D D, clerk Charles Baab, res 972 Broadway
Cooke Frank, real estate, res 503 E Twenty-fourth
hfl Cooke Frank W, foreman Daily Alta, S F, res 1309 Eighth
£ji Cooke Franklin, with John L Cooke, res Tenth ave cor
Twenty-fourth
| Cooke Gracie Miss, res 1227 Linden
S Cooke Harry A, clerk Anglo-Nevada Bank, S F, res 1769
Tenth ave
I Cooke II K Mrs. res 1227 Linden
^| Cooke Horace T. rea 1769 Tenth ave
^U ('""ke John L, real estate, 618 E Eleventh, res 1769 Tenth
» av
Sq >ke Louis II, re. 70 E Twelfth
Cooke Robert, Bupl Gospel Temperance Home, 1161 Frank-
ly] lin. re- vaine
H^ S mley J, Btadent, res 1769 Tenth ave
C< Win II Lev. pastor Golden Gate Congregational
W Church, res 925 Thirty-sixth
fa Louis, paper hanger, 8 F. res 1521 Eighth
graph ave
m Oool Russell H, dentist, 1115 Broadway, res same
^sSsJ < '"lhaUL'li Lli/ahetli Mr>, re< 1 no<» Te-nth ;(
m COOLBRITH INA D MISS, librarian Oakland
p| rree Luhhe Lihrarv. ns 1 -J(>7 Wehster
** l< I [erman, res 166 ird
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Cooley Milton Van Horn, hardware, S F, res 581 Caledonia
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Coolidge Fannie Mis-, stenographer and typewriter, S F,
res 695 Thirty-fourth
Coolidge George H, boiler maker Clark & Wooley. res Win-
throp House
Coolidge G W, clerk S F, res 817 Franklin
Coolidge James C, res 695 Thirty-fourth
Coolidge Jane Mrs, res 809 Sixteenth
Coolidge Nellie, folder Pacific Press, res 809 Sixteenth
Coolidge Nellie Miss, res 809 Sixteenth
Coon Hannah Mrs, res 1157 Alice
COON MATTHEW F, wood engraver S F, res
Twelfth nr Railroad ave, Golden Gate
Cooper A F, mining, res 364 E Fifteenth
Cooney Thomas B, res 1726 Thirteenth
Cooney Robert, repairer S P Co, res 811 Campbell
Cooper A T, 756 Seventh
Cooper E Mason, general supt Wells, Fargo & Co. S F, res
933 Adeline
Cooper E Russell, atty-at-law and notary public A A Moore,
res 829 Grove
Cooper E T, architecht, draughtsman, surveyor and blue
printing, res 829 Grove
Cooper Frances Miss, res 364 E Fifteenth
Cooper Frank, saloon, 579 Third, res 601 Third
Cooper Frank, clerk J S G Gordon & Co, res 1019 Fifth ave
Cooper F W, employe City Brass Works, res 601 Third
Cooper George, engineer S P Co, res 816 Campbell
Cooper Henry, res 833 Market
Cooper Henry Mrs, res 833 Market
Cooper James, saloon, 2301 Peralta, and laborer Judson
Manufacturing Co, res 2303 Peralta
Cooper James, ship carpenter S P Co, res 816 Campbell
Cooper John E, lather, res 469 Twenty-first
Cooper John H, proof-reader Oakland Enquirer, res Berkeley
Cooper Joseph, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, 601
Jefferson
Cooper Margaret B Mrs, widow, res 963 Oak
Cooper Philip, student, res 1019 Fifth ave
Cooper R A, lather, res 615 Fourth
Cooper Thomas, millwright, res Hopkins nr Fruit Vale ave
Cooper Walter A (C A Scoville & Co) res 813 Thirteenth
Cooper Win, lumber tallyman S P Co, res 371 Fifth
Cooper Wm. boiler maker S P Co, res 1659 William
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Dope Amanda Miss, res 859 Castro
W. stock broker, S F, res 1427 Filbert
Cope Georgie Miss, student, res L427 Filbert
Miss, student, rea 1 -4 "J 7 Filbert
Cope John, mill band California Door Co, res 1806 Seventh
Cope W W, atty-at-law. S F, res 1427 Filbert
peland Alex, carpenter S P Co, res 618 E Seventeenth
Copeland Ira Y, rea 688 Twenty4fourth
Copeland Isaac, real estate conveyancer and assayer, 1669
San Pablo aw and 688 Twenty-fourth, res same
Copenhagen Lester, res 374 Tenth
COPLIN ALANSON, corsets, ladies' and chil-
dren's underwear. 1171 Broadway, and editor and pro-
prietor Holiness Evangelist) and pastor Church of
Christ, res 536 Thirty-firsl
Coplin Albeit, stair builder, S F, res 536 Thirty-first
Copp Charles W, lather, res 1265 Cypress
Copp Georgie M Miss, employe E Book, res 1815 Short
Copp Battie J Miss, res L815 Short
(opp II E Mrs, res 1815 Shorl
Copp Nettie M Miss, milliner KAHN BROS, res L265
( lypress
Coppe Antoinette Mrs, n - 866 Isabella
1 [ueugniol G B, draughtsman Building and Bridge dept
- 1'. rea 164 Clara
Corberl Anita Miss, student High School, rea 1064 Tenth
beit A L Mrs, res 1064 Tenth
ie Miss, rea L064 Tenth
betl Emma M iss, res 1 63 Seventh
Corbett Joseph, engineer s p Co, rea 163 Seventh
rbetl Katie Miss, rea sl 7 Filbert
( lorbett Lizzie M iss, rea 1 63 Seventh
rbetl Mary Mi — , domestic, rea s17 Filbert
bett Sarah Mrs", widow, rea sl 7 Filbert
belt Wm, laundry man Contra Costra Laundry
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I » 1 shoemaker Wentworth Boot A Sh<
Jam Miss, domestic Misa M II Peters, 969 Grove
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Cordan H Mrs, res 368 E Sixteenth
Cordan Joseph, plumber, res 368 E Sixteenth
Cordan M A Miss, res 368 E Sixteenth
Cordan Theresa Miss, res 368 E Sixteenth
Cordano Amelia Miss, dressmaker Lehnig & Wagner, res
655 Myrtle
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, res 655 Myrtle
Cordano John, res First ave nr Claremont ave
Cordano Michael, bootblack, S F, res 655 Myrtle
Cordano Victorine Miss, res 655 Myrtle
Cordeiro John S, dairyman, res Vernon ave
Cordell Thomas, stock broker, S F, res 1405 Webster
Corder Francis E, tanner Thomas W Corder, res Lorin
Corder James G, glue and soap factory, Dalton ave nr
Green, Stock Yards, res same
Corder John, engineer, res 759 Grove
CORDER THOMAS W, proprietor Stock Yard
Tannery, Stock Yards, res 1118 Brush
Cordes Anna A Miss, teacher Harrison School, res Alameda
Cordes H C, traveling agt L Feldman & Co, S F, res 1077
Twelfth
Cordes John J E, clerk Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
res High st, Alameda
Cordon L, carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co
Cordon T, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Cordrey Nephi, teamster, res Shuey ave
Corkery Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Corkery Dennis J, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res 1326
Eleventh ave
Corkery Philip, res 814 Henry (rear)
Corlett Katie Miss, res 951 Webster
Corlett Laura Miss, speeder California Cotton Mills Co, res
951 Webster
Corlett Mary A Mrs, bakery, 951 Webster, res same
Corlev Thomas, nurseryman, res old Countv Road bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth aves
Corliss Albert H, collector History Co, res 265 Fifth
Corliss Elihu M, car repairer, res 1620 Eighth
Corliss Ella Miss, res 1620 Eighth
Corliss Hattie Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 1620 Eighth
Cornberger Charles, painter, res 1008 Wood
Corneal Thomas D, res 720 Fourteenth
Cornelius Fred, carpet layer J J Lerri & Co, res 1 T> 4 2
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Cornell Charles A. door maker California Door Co, res 1707
Eighth
Cornel] Chas E, cashier, S F, res 1365 Thirteenth ave
Cornel] Chaa M. contractor and builder, res 561 E Eigh-
teenth
Cornell George P, miner, res 2 14 Tenth
Cornell John, upholsterer, res 527 Seventh
Cornell Thomas, butcher Fred Becker, res Furniss Hotel
i nell.m L C, cleaner S P Co, res 1662 Pacific
Cornfield Isaac, peddler, res 517 Third
Cornish William C, gardener J H Thomas, res Fruit Vale ave
Cornor Charles B, boot maker C W Cornor, res 917 Webster
Cornor Charles W, boot and shoe maker, 367 Twelfth, res
'.'17 Webster
Cornwall Alice, clerk Land Title Co, res 1369 Twenty-fourth
ave
Cornwall Ambrose, dentist, 1069 Broadway, res Hotel Merritt
rnwall Fleet, student, res Hotell Merritt
Cornwall Henry F, boot cutter, res 1369 Twenty-fourth ave
CORNWALL A, dentist. L069 Broadway, res Ver-
non Heights
Corn well A Mrs, res 756 Seventh
Cornwell John V, laborer, res 1814 Union
Corona Gregorio, Laborer, res 373 Fourth
COBONEB, ALAMEDA CO, Henry Evere, 865
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Corothers Mary Mrs, res s'Jl Magnolia
Uorreia Antonio F, laborer Smith & Jorgensen, res 607 E
Eleventh
Corrieri Brothers (D, G and F) plaster decorations, 653
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Corrigan James II. salesman, res 818 Brush
in John s. carpenter, res Fruit Vale
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m Arm and, carpenter, S F, res McKee, Lorin
Edward L, watchman U S Mint, S F, res L66? Wil-
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I Iwurd L Jr, cleaner 8 P Co, res 1667 William
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Corto Joseph, laborer, res 601 Webster
Corvenius H Mrs, res 940 Filbert
Corwin , engineer, res 955 Seventh
Corwin Cecil, student, res 1512 Eighth
Corwin Emeline A Mrs, dressmaker, res 1512 Eighth
|| Corwin Everett, engineer S P Co, res 1784 Division
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Corvell Lottie Miss, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res
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Cosine Joseph, employe California Jute Mills
Cosme Manuel, employe California Jute Mills
Cosmopolitan Hall, Thos D Sullivan propr, 2969 Telegraph
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Cosser William, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 969
Fifth
Costa Antone, laborer S P Co, res 1813 Taylor
Costa Joseph, laborer, res 255 Second
Costa Joseph, emplove California Jute Mills, res 709 E
Twelfth
Costa Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Costa Joseph Jr, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Costa Manuel, laundryman Contra Costa Laundrv
Costa Manuel, res 822 E Twelfth
Costa Manuel, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res Sev-
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Costa Manuel, fireman S P Co, res 833 Ceder
Costa Mary, employe California Jute Mills
Costello Frank, sash maker California Door Co
Costello James, boiler maker Clark & Wooley, res S F
Costello Martin F, Steward Galindo Hotel, res 2224 Peralta
Costello Patrick, brake man S P Co, res 1355 Eighteenth
Coster Anthony M, mill hand, res 1676 Sixteenth
Coster Emanuel R, laborer, res 16 Hannah
Coster Frank, restaurant, res 1676 Sixteenth
Coster John, laborer, res 152 Louisa
I Costigan Augustus B, clerk Costigan, Cohen & Co, S F, res H ™ ~
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| Costigan Effie Miss, res 1305 Franklin
j Costigan James M, grain broker, S F, res L305 Franklin
Costigan John H, conductor S P C<», res 460 E Eleventh
j Cotter Julia Mrs, widow, res 967 Cyress
i Cotter Patrick J, employe OCR Co, res 588 Charter
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Cottier Hattie Miss, res 116*J Union
Cottier Katie Miss, student, res 1162 Union
ttier Mamie Miss, dressmaker, rfes 1162 Union
Cottier Maud Miss, operator Sunset Telephone and Tele-
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Cottier \Vm P, inventor, res 1162 Union
Cottle Fannie E Miss, res 1279 Twenty-third ave
I Cottle Timothy C, deputy sheriff, res 1279 Twenty-third ave
Cotton Frank E, foreman California Bridge Co, S F, res
590 Thirty-fifth
Cotton I- F, painter, res 714 Castro
ttrell Charles, rea 1722 Linden
Cottrell Fred, res 1221 Myrtle
Cottrell Geo, vice-prea Oakland Iron Works, res 1722 Lin-
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Cottrell Barry D, rea 122] Myrtle
Cottrell Henry, rea L221 Myrtle
Coughlan Ellen Mrs, rea 616 Fourth
Coughlin Catherine Mrs, rea 123 Hannah
Coughlin James, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, rea cor
Jefferson and < trove
ighlin .lame-, round house S P Co. res Pullman Hotel
Coughlin Jeremiah, hostler clover'- Stable, rea 835 Brush
Coughlin John, blacksmith S P Co, rea L519 Seventh
ighlin John, painter-, res 378 Seventh
Coughlin John A. clerk JAMES A JOYCE, rea 123
I lannah
Coughlin John J. bookkeeper M De La Montanya, rea Clar-
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Coughlin Wm, baseball player, res Clarendon House
< loulter Fanu I lomestic, L212 Poplar
lib • Louise Miss, dressmaker, res 315 Tenth
Counihan John, laborer, rea 267 Second
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County Surveyor, Geo L Nusbaumer, Court House
County Tax Collector, Court House
County Treasurer, Court House
Couralet J Miss, laundress Mrs C Coin, res 1370 Broadwav
Courant Benj, clerk JAMES A JOYCE, res 40 Sum-
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Courant Frank, saloon 464 Ninth, res 1361 Tenth nr Web-
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Courbare & Buisine, French Laundry 1082 Fourteenth ave
Courelet John, gardener, res 855 Alice
Courrier Edith, folder Pacific Press, res 1453 Broadwav
Coursen E A Mrs, res 872 Willow
Coursen Florence Miss, res 872 Willow
Coursen Ida L, operator Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co,
res 872 Willow
COURT COMMISSIONER, Alameda county
Daniel M Conner, 957 Broadway
Court Joseph, boots and shoes, 1237 Peralta, res same
Courtian Eugene L, miller, res 708 Sixth
Courtney Martin, laborer SP Co, res Shell Mound Station
Courtney Wm P, umbrella repairer, 1315 San Pablo ave.
res same
Courvoisier Fred L, res 550 Twentieth
Cousins, Arthur H, res 865 Campbell
Cousins Frank, helper Geo Christ man, res Second
Covalt A B insurance S F, res 668 Tenth
Covell alCvin H, res 418 E Twenty-third
Covell Chas A, plumber, res Franklin Hotel
Covell Lulu O Miss, res 418 E Twenty-third
Covell Mattie E Miss, student, res 418 E Twenty-third
Covell Nellie F Miss, student, res 41 S E Twenty-third
Coveny John W, carpenter, res 816 Harrison
Covert F, asst DrH E Muller. res 1155 Broadway
Covert S H, foreman painter S P Co. res 1714 Seward
Covington Sydney, teamster, res 209Third
Covington Simeon,cook St Joseph'- Academy; res 200 Third
Cowan Ellen Mrs. res 1813 William
Cowan Ewing, painter, res 1710 Fourteenth
Cowan Laura Mrs (Cowan & Spencer) res 867 Chester
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Coward Percy H, bookkeeper S F, and job printing office,
Masonic Temple, res 920 Sixth ave
Cowell Charles II. gasfitter, res 412 E Sixteenth
Cowell Elisabeth .1 Miss, res 1656 Thirteenth ave
Cowell John, carpenter, res 367 E Eighteenth
Cowell Richard (George Hill & Co) res 412 E Sixteenth
Cowell Thomas, laborer, res 1656 Thirteenth ave
Cowell Thomas Jr, carriage trimmer, res 1656 Thirteenth
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Cowen Bell Mrs, nurse, res Clinton House
Cowen Thomas, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1719
Fourteenth
Cow lev Ed, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1099
Third
Cowley Peter, machinist, res 638 Chestnut
Cox C, printer, res 821 Washington
r Fanny M Mrs, res 1785 William
Cox G, wood turner Burnham-Standeford Co, res 1318
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1 ■ i (r Jr, wood turner McManus & Gartner, res 202 B
\ Geo G, wood turner, res 204 B
u Mrs, grocer, 202 B, res 204 B
< i Jr, wood turner, res 204 B
■ W. mining engineer, res Clairmount ave
rgiana Miss, res 20 1 P>
• \ James W. res 1005 Market
x •! T, carriage depository, S F, res 1023 Eighth
•X J T Mrs, physician, 954 Broadway, res same
rick A (McMillan A Cox) res 837 Market
ton T, res 557 Albion
Thomas, coachman, res L305 Webster
i Thomas J, conductor 8 PCo, rea B65 E Fifteenth
\ Walter L, res 821 Washington
1 . W'm, wood turner McManus & Gartner, res 204 B
>xhead Edith Miss, rea 67 I Sixteenth
: 9 res 674 Sixteenth
COXHEAD THOMAS, physician and Burgeon,
intra! Block, rooms 9, L0 and li. res 674 Sixteenth
[iss, milliner, s l\ rea 813 Frankli n
l ' iel, laborer, rea Winthrop House
Henry, fireman 8 P Co, rea 813 Franklin
le Hugh, wiper S Pi $13 Franklin
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Coyne Dennis E, cleaner S P Co, res 825 Chester
Coyne John, blacksmith J Brode, res 825 Chester
Coyne John, salesman P Gibbons, res 1473 Seventh
Coyne Michael, repairer S P Co, res 825 Chester
Coyne Thomas, teamster Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Park ave nr Horton, Emeryville
Cozzens Arthur E, res 172 Second
Cozzens Frank H, plumber James Wilson, res 172 Second
Cozzens J A Mrs, teacher, res 172 Second
Crabb Robert, plasterer, res cor E Eleventh and Twenty-
fourth ave
Crabtree C L, asst general baggage agt S P Co, S F, res 560
E Sixteenth
Crabtree Eunice Mrs, widow, res 1653 Grove
Crabtree Mabel Miss, res 560 E Sixteenth
Crabtree Thomas, horse shoer Martin Ryan, res San Pablo
ave nr Seventeenth
Crach Chas, pants maker M J KELXEH, res Weber
Hotel
Crackels Richard, painter, res 634 Valdez
Cracker Frank E, clerk Coleman Furniture Co, res 405 Ninth
Craddock Charles F, atty-at-law, res 262 Eighth
Craddock Geo W, pressman Oakland Enquirer, res 262
Eighth
Crafat Louis, laborer, res 614 E Sixteenth
Craffe Henry, res 1052 E Twenty-first
Craffe Josie Miss, telegraph operatar, res 1052 E Twenty-
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Craft Harry M, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1416 West
Craft Mabel C Miss, res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft N E (Craft & Russell) res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft Richard C, clerk Craft & Russell, res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft & Russell (N E Craft and G A Russell) groceries, 552
E Twelfth
Crafts F N, police officer, res 329 Fifth
Crafts F N, patrolman, res 329 Fifth
Cragin George A> clerk Washburn-Moen Manufacturing Co,
S F, res 726 Eleventh
Craib Elizabeth Mrs, milliner, res Girard House
Craig Albert W, photographer, res 177 Eighth
Craig Arthur, res 1003 Twelfth
Craig Dora Miss, res 1325 Alice
Craig F William, carpenter S P Co, res 971 Pine
Craig Homer A, insurance, S F, res 1325 Alice
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Jam. nurse Oakland Hospital
liani C. carpenter. S F. res 1621 Thirteenth
CRAIG WILLIAM H. dentist, 1055 Broadway
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Craiv Elizabeth I saleslady Leroy H Briggs, res Girard
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Craker Tudson T. door maker California Door Co. res 1709
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Cram Adeline Jon ^acher of elocution, res 1513
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Crandall Henry B. carpenter S P Co. res 1 " ncoln
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Crandell Harrr, printer Tribune Publishing G "5 E
Twelfth
Crandell Thom, rnplove Puget Sound Lumber Co, res
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William J, clerk. es 146$ Ninth
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Crane ._■- 7enrcr <fc Rio Grande R R. 5 F, res
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Crane Geo R, clerk John Williams, res cor Washington and
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Crane J Elbert, clerk SI • teenth
Crane Julia Miss teenth
Crane Lauren E. expert bo th
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Crane Thomas, electrotyper Pacific 1 leventh
Crane Wm P. machinist S P Co, res 1825 William
Crane Wm W, clerk Union National Bank, re- 17J1 Thir-
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Cranwell James J Rev. asst rector Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, res 616 Seventh
Cranz Ewald. salesman, res 1615 Eighth
Cranz Ferdinand, music teacher, 1615 Eighth, res same
Cranz Ferdinand Jr, tobacco broker, S F. res 1023 Kirkham
Crapo Chas \V. res 1754 Tenth ave
Crapo Wm W, carpenter, res 1754 Tenth ave
Crase A, fireman S P Co, res 177 ^ Seventh
i Crase James, engineer S P Co, res 1421 Twelfth
Crase Lottie Miss, student, res 1421 Twelfth
Craven A, carpenter W J Veitch & Bro. res 777 Fourteenth
Craven Benjamin Harrison, searcher of records Stocker A
Holland, res 1271 Jackson
1 Cravol Jose, laborer, res ls7'» Atlantic
Crawford Amelia Miss, medical student, res Crawford,
Golden Gate
Crawford Archibald, res San Pablo ave nr Powell. Golden
Gate
Crawford Arthur W, carpenter, res 404 Fifth
Crawford Charles C, undertaker Albert Brown, res
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Crawford E C Miss, res 1300 Harrison
CRAWFORD ENGLISH AND MANU-
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Crawford Eva E Miss, res 1020 Oak
Crawford Ezekiel W, res San Pablo ave nr Powell. Golden
Gate
Crawford F Marion, business mgr Alta California. S F, res
The Centennial
Crawford George H (Crawford & Lodge) SE cor Seventh and
Market
Crawford Goodwin, student, res Crawford, Golden Gate
Crawford John M, collector, S F, res 1161 Center
Crawford John W, carpenter, res Crawford, Golden Gate
Crawford & Lodge (G H Crawford & J C Lodge) boot and
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I Crawford Mary A Mrs, res 1784 San Pablo ave
Crawford Thomas, printer Fonda & Co, res 1521 Ninth
Crawford Thomas L, laborer, res 1364 Tenth
CRAWFORD THOMAS O, principal English
and Manual Training School, res 1020 Oak
; Crawford Wm, barber, 1421 San Pablo ave, res same
Creba Joseph, upholsterer Creba & Fisher, res 1728 Seward
Crebbin John propr Pacific Restaurant and Oyster House,
469 Eleventh, res Willamette House
Creed Wm H, atty-at-law, S F, res 575 Hobart
Creedon Timothy, painter Wm H Cahill, res Alameda
Creegan K Miss, res The Olive
Creek Joseph, laborer, res Dalton ave nr Railroad Stock
Yards
Crellald C, boiler maker Clark & Wooley
Crellin John, vice-pres Morgan Oyster Co, S F, res 1061 Oak
Crellin T Arthur, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1061 Oak
Crellin Thomas (Morgan Oyster Co, S F) res 1364 Broad-
way
Creapino C (Crespino & Co) res e s Telegraph ave nr
Vernon
Crespino & Co (C Crespino & F Cecchettini) Central Gar-
den, e s Telegraph ave nr Vernon
Cresswell Andrew L, real estate and auctioneer, S F, res
1311 Eighth
Cresswell Wm A, clerk W & J Sloan, S F, res 1425 Eighth
ave
Cresswell Wm P, auctioneer, S F, res 1425 Eighth ave
Creveling George W, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res
662 Linden
Crinnion Peter, carpenter and builder, res 944 Union
Crippfl Hi'iirv T. clerk, S F, res 1106 Peralta
Crist Elisabeth Mrs, res 615 Thirteenth
Crist George F (Q P Crist & Sons) res 1053 E Fourteenth
Crist Q 1 A 8ona (Q F, J A and R F) proprs Brooklyn
Tannery, coi E Twelfth and Twenty-second ave
Criil Julius A (Q P Crist 6 Sons) res 1053 E Fourteenth
Crist Rudolph P(G F Crist & Sons) res 1068 E Fourteenth
Crisfl Sophie Mrs, widow, res 1220 Tenth
Crittenden Alice, domestic, <'>ir> E Eighteenth
Crittenden Barley B, grocer, 275 E Twelfth, res same
Crittenden Phebc Mr-, res 1103 E Fifteenth
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Croca Manuel, fireman S P Co, res 1465 Thirteenth
Crocker Calvin H, mariner, res 1674 Eighth
Crocker Charles S, conductor S P Co, res 1065 Peralta
Crocker Frank E, auctioneer and salesman Ham Coleman,
res 405 Ninth
Crocker Laura Miss, saleslady KAHN BROS, 405
Ninth
Crocker Maria C, dressmaker, 1161 Campbell, res same
Crockett C M Mrs, res 2175 E Fourteenth
Crockett Emma Miss, res 2175 E Fourteenth
Crockett George A, steamship mate, res 815 Thirteenth
Crofoot William M, sewing machine agt, res Forty-fifth nr
Adeline
Croghan Francis, chief engineer steamer Bonita, res 1551
Seventh
Croley George H, employe Cackler, S F, res 1815 Short
Crompton Elizabeth H Mrs, res Forty-fifth nr Salem
Crompton Martha Miss, res cor B and Adeline
Crompton Mary- Miss, res cor B and Adeline
Crompton Robert, pattern maker Oakland Iron Works, res
cor B and Hannah
Cron Minnie Miss, res 655 E Twelfth
Cron Tillie Miss, res 955 E Twelfth
Cron Wm (Wm Cron & Son) res 955 E Twelfth
Cron Wm Jr (Wm Cron & Son) res 517 Eighteenth
Cron Wm, laborer S P Co
Cron Wm & Son (Wm and Wm Jr) proprs Golden Rule
Market, 1150 Washington
Cronan Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 561 E Fifteenth
Cronan Daniel, res Winthrop House
Cronan Ellen Mrs, res 561 E Fifteenth
Cronan John, farmer, res cor Old County road and Mitchell
Cronan John, laborer S P Co, res 6224- Henrv
Cronan John, res Winthrop House
Cronan John Jr, laborer S P Co, res 622£ Henry
Cronin , driver Contra Costa Laundry, res 864 Wash-
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Cronin Cornelius, broommaker Industrial Home for the
Adult Blind, res same
Cronin Daniel, employe Gas Co, reo 670 E Sixteenth
Cronin James T, coat maker M J KEIjIjER, res Ori-
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Cronin J, switchman S P Co, res 1720 William
Cronin John, conductor S P Co, res 1720 William
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Cronin Lawrence, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cronin Stephen D, sewer contractor, 1172 Broadway, res
1814 Grove
Cronin Win F, cigar maker, 1814 Grove, res same
Cronkrite John W, shoemaker, 1711 San Pablo ave, res
same
Cronly Maiia Mrs, res 827 Oak
Crooker Win, storage, 1611 Seventh, res same
Crooks William, hostler Chieftain Livery Stables, m» Eu-
reka Hotel
Croon John F, res 937 Poplar
Cr. pley Simmons, driver, res 1936 Linden
Cropp David, teamster Remillard Brick Co
Cropp H, employe Electric Light Co, res 572 Tenth
Cropper Adelaide A Mrs, dressmaker, res 1511 Brush
Crosbie William, laborer, res Thirty-eighth nr West
I Crosby George, barber, res 1054 Broadway
Crosby John B, barber W H Stewart, res 1054 Broadway
I Crosby Laura Miss, res 534 Sycamore
; Crosby M, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Crosby Michael G, blacksmith S P Co, res 1715 Taylor
Cross A C, carpenter W T Veitch & Bro, res 314 E Six-
teenth
Cross Betsy Mrs, widow, res 1724 Eighth
Cross Carrie Miss, res 903 Market
Cross Florence E Miss, dressmaker, res 1002 Twenty-eighth
Cross Ilattie Miss, res 1724 Eighth
Cross Jainea II Mrs, res 903 Market
Cross Lillie Mrs, clerk Ahrahamson Bros, res Bank Building
Cross Thomas S, bookkeeper McMillan & Cox, res Market
Street Bouse
William, collector, S F, res 1189 E Fifteenth
Grosser William J, emplove Pacific Iron and Nail Co, 969
Fifth
< rossley ('has, Bhoemaker P W Westlake, res 1843 Seventh
I rossley Geo W, carpenter, res 1S43 Seventh
Croisley Harry, millhand California Door Co, res 1843
renth
CrossmaD .John, foreman 8 P Co, 9 P, res 1621 Taylor
CrostQl] E C Mi — , dressmaker, res 1260 West
MKi i ai ..- . clerk s P ( Jo, res L260 West
Croter Uaxarus, junk dealer, res 219 Second
ucli &i rtha Miss, rea L061 Seventh ave
Ovouoh Elisha, capitalist, rea L063 Seventh aw
Grouse Minnie Mte . dressmaker, rea 380 E Eleventh
< i« of* Dxa\Mi . student, rei "'s" El Eleventh
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Crow Isaac P, res 1320 Chestnut
Crow John, laborer S P Co, res 1812 Seventh
Crow Wm, laborer S P Co, res 1787 South
Crow Wm, laborer S P Co, res 1832 Seventh
Crowell C E, student, res 1012 Jefferson
Crowell Geo D, brakeman S P Co, res 805 Webster
Crowhurst Ernest, coachman J L Howard, Vernon Heights
Crowhurst William, lecturer, res 1224£ Twenty-third ave
Crowley Con, teamster, res 1501 Third
CROWLEY DANIEL (Burtchaell & Crowley) res
670 Sycamore
Crowley Daniel, res 314 Thirteenth
Crowley Daniel, laborer, res 214 Hollis
Crowley Daniel, res 1517 Fifth
CROWLEY D D DR, city health officer, 1103i
Broadway, res Blake House
Crowley Edward, helper V L Fortin, res Fourth
Crowley H, clerk, res The Olive
Crowley Jeremiah C, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res 226
Ninth
Crowley John, barber Abe Davis, res 1501 Third
Crowley John, laborer S P Co, res 1659 Pacific
Crowley John D, laborer, res 1517 Fifth
Crowley John J, deck hand, res 1517 Fifth
Crowley Joseph, student, res 1920 Linden
Crowley Kate, domestic, 970 Sixteenth
Crowley Katie Miss, dressmaker, res 1920 Linden
Crowley M, res 1616 Taylor
Crowley Mary J Mrs, res 670 Sycamore
Crowley Michael J, laborer, res 1920 Linden
Crowley Minnie Miss, res 1920 Linden
Crowley Minnie Miss, domestic, res 1410 Franklin
Crowley Thomas, wines and liquors, 1453 San Pablo ave,
res 1005 Franklin
Crowley Timothy, cleaner S P Co, res 214 Hollis
Crowley Timothy J, propr Eastern Market, 1561 Broadway,
res 1607 Brush
Crudan Stewart, res Winthrop House
Cruff T H, mgr Harrison & Boyce's Branch Grocery, 1143
E Fourteenth, res 1520 Twenty-third ave
Cruft John, teacher of music, res 667 Sixth
Cruft John Jr, musician, res 667 Sixth
Cruickshank James, driver Eclipse Cracker Co, 562 Sixth
Cruin Nellie T Mrs, missionary (Baptist) res 564 Fifteenth
Crum Casper C, upholsterer S P Co, res 1711 Taylor
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Crum J J, upholsterer S P Co, res NW cor Seventh and
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Crummey James (Crumraey & Hall) res S F
Crummey & Hall (James Crummey and James Hall) whole-
sale butchers. Stock Yards
Cruse George C, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
513 Madison
Cruse Win. foreman S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Cruz £ Bernard (Frank Cruz and John Bernard) grocers,
273 B
Cruz Frank (Cruz & Bernard) res 256 Harlan
Cruz Henry, mariner, res 113 Hollis
Cruz Henry J (Cruz & Kennedy) res 113 Hollis
Cruz Joseph B, plumber, res 1014 Twenty-eighth
Cruz Juan, laborer R Franke & Co
Cruz A: Kennedy (Henry Cruz and J J Kennedy) wood and
coal, hay and grain, 1465-1467 Eighth
Cruz Manuel, laborer, res 254 Harlan
Cruz Mary F Miss, dressmaker, res 113 Hollis
Cruze Antone, laborer S PCo
Cuddy (Jeorge F, mill hand California Door Co, res 1064
Willow'
Juddy John, printer, S F, res 1064 Willow
luddy John E, printer, res 1064 Willow
Culhane Edward L, fireman S P Co, res 758 Willow
Culhane E L Mrs, res 1068 Kirkbam
lulhane James 0, fireman S PCo, res Wesl Oakland House
lullen Alice .1 Miss, teacher Kindergarten! S F, res 1219
Eleventh ave
lullen Edith M Miss, student, res 1219 Eleventh aye
'ullen Edward, shoemaker, res L122 Kirkbam
lullen Edward S, laborer, res L122 Kirkbam
'ullen Elizabeth R Mrs, res L219 Eleventh aye
'ullen Fannie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
'ullen John, laborer S P Co, res 410 Tenth
'ullen John, boiler maker S P Co, res (.'1(.» Ali<
lullen Lavina Miss, compositor, res (.,<;-_> Center
lullen Marian B Miss, student, res 1219 Eleventh ave
lullen Michael, capitalist, res L007 E Fourteenth
'ullen Michael I ion foreman 8 P Co, res 700 Twenty-
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Cullen 8, 6 rem an 8 P ( lo, res 962 < 'enter
lullen Thomas . machinisl . res 962 ( lenter
lullen Thomas, engineer 8 P Co, res 1016 Peralta
lullen Wm O, bookkeeper Bank of California, 8 F, res L21g
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Culver Charles A, mgr Coon & Co, S F,res 358 E Fourteenth
Culver Edwin S, sec Blood Horse Association, res 2117 Ad-
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Culver 0 B, stationer, S F, res 1070 Thirty-fourth
Cuniberlich John (John Curnberlich & Co) res 1516 Sev-
enth
Cumberlich John 0 Co (J Curnberlich and John Matana)
Morning Star Chop House, 1516 Seventh
Cumming Alexander M, bookkeeper, S F, res cor jHoward
and E Fourteenth
Cumming Duncan W, mining, res 1280 Eighth ave
Cummin'g George Captain, port warden, cor Howard and E
Fourteenth
Cumming Geo G (Smallman & Cumming) res 1253 Elev-
enth ave
Cumming James B, carpenter Wm H Weilbye, res 245
Louisa
Cummings A A, capitalist, res Blake House
Curnmings Alpheus S, switchman S P Co, res 1870 Division
Cummings Anderson P, employe U S Mint, S F, res 916
Center
Cummings Annie G, dressmaker, res 1667 San Pablo ave
Cummings Chas, mechanical engineer, res 610 E Sixteenth
Cummings Edward, landscape gardener, res 811 E Four-
teenth
Cummings George W, painter Farwell & Russell, res S F
Cummings Henry K, teamster, S F, res 1110 Alice
Cummings J B, student, res 1103 Filbert
Cummings James, carpenter, res 709 Twentieth
Cummings James G, gardener, res NE cor Linden and
Cherry
ummings James H, livery stable, SE cor Sixth and Alice
res 843 Harrison
ummings L W, conductor S P Co, res 1727 Goss
Cummings M A Mrs, res 1116 Center
Cummings Michael J, florist, res 709 Twentieth
CUMMINS RANDOLPH (Oakland Wood, Coal,
Hay and Grain Co) res 1155 Madison
Cuneen Joseph (Williams & Cunsen), res 916 Third
Cunha F J, salesman Mrs I Candid, res 1501 Seventh
CunnifF Celia Miss, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunniff Frances Mrs, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cnnniff John, cattle dealer, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunniff Joseph R, cattle dealer, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunniff Mary Miss, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Qunniff Minnie, waitress The Arlington
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Cunniff Sarah, domestic, 1033 Adeline
Cunniff Thomas J, carpenter, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunningham Barney, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co,
res Halleck nr railroad
Cunningham Barney, employe California Hosiery Co, res
626 Third
Cunningham Charles W, carpenter, res Forty-first nr San
Pablo aye
Cunningham Elizabeth Mrs, res 1400 Twelfth
Cunningham Elma V Mrs, widow, res 1784 San Pablo aye
Cunningham Etta, milliner Leroy H Briggs
Cunningham G Mrs, employe California Hosiery Co, res
626 Third
Cunningham Geo, nailer Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co,
1400 Twelfth
Cunningham G Loring, bookkeeper Neville & Co, S F, res
' 479 Orchard
Cunningham Harry L, draughtsman A W Pattiani & Co,
res 718 Seventeenth
Cunningham James, ship carpenter S P Co, res 1510 Fifth
Cunningham James, laborer S P Co, res Halleck nr railroad
Emeryville
Cunningham James W, box maker, res 1400 Twelfth
Cunningham Joseph, boiler maker Clark A: Wooley, res
Winthrop House
Cunningham M J Mrs, instructor Domestic Sewing Machine
Co, Eighth and Washington
Cunningham Parian R, supt Oakland Planing Mill, res Ade-
line bet Monroe and Sherman
Cunningham 8 S, teamster, res 971 E Fourteenth
Cunningham Thos, tailor Harris & Beel, 661 Magnolia
Cunningham Thomas, tailor, res 1161 Third
Cunningham Thos A, capitalist, res 2124 Elm
Cunningham W II, salesman Domestic Sewing Machine Co,
rea cor Eighth and Washington
Cunningham William, painter 370 Twelfth, res 316 Tenth
Curby C E, agl Drummond Tobacco Co, 8 F, res The Olive
Curlev John, laborer, rea Forty-fifth be1 GrQve and YV«
Ourley Tat rick, laborer, rea Forty-fifth bet Grove and \V< si
Curley Patrick B, laborer, rea Forty-fifth bet Grove and
Weal
Curney John, rea Winthrop House
Curnow Annie Mrs, propr lodging house, BW cor Eleventh
and W.i-li IngtOD . rea -aine
Curnow Annie Mi~ 8"W cor Eleventh and Washington
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Curnow William W, salesman Phelan & Fish, res S W cor
Eleventh and Washington
Curran Barney, laborer, Fruit Vale
Curran Edward, res Winthrop House
Curran James, clerk Rose Curran, res 1030 Willow
Curran John, farmer, res Fruit Vale
Curran Julia Miss res 833 Myrtle
Curran Lizzie Miss, clerk KAHN BROS, res 1030
Willow
Curran Mamie Miss, res 1030 Willow
Curran Robert A, res 1504 Third
Curran Rose Mrs, groceries, 1030 Willow, res same
Curran Thomas, house mover, res 823 Twenty-second
Curran Thomas, laborer, res 1504 Third
Curren R A, fireman SP Co, res 1863 William
Currie Mary A Mrs, matron Crawford School, res 1020 Oak
Curry David, tinner, S F, res 13 Maple
Curry W S, night watchman S P Co
Curtice F W, carpenter, res 1674 Telegraph
Curtin C aniel, laborer S P Co, res Shell Mound Station
Curtin David J, laborer, res 1020 Twelfth
Curtin Elizabeth Mrs, widow, res e s Adeline bet Menlo and
Stanley
Curtin John Mrs, res 1010 Fifth
Curtin Michael, laborer S P Co, res Shell Mound Station
CURTIS ANNIE MISS, dressmaking, 43-906
Broadway, res 944 Union
Curtiss Bertie, res 751 Brush
Curtis Chas, brakeman S P Co, res 378 E Eleventh
Curtis David T, res 126 Ninth
Curtis F H, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 751
Brush
Curtis Gecrge J, res 1208 Seventh
Curtis Gilbert L, capitalist, res 310 E Seventeenth
Curtis Henry, printer, S F, res 1316 Kirkham
Curtis James M, coal dealer, 1220 Seventh, res same
Curtis John, res 821 Fifteenth
Curtis John Jr, res 821 Fifteenth
Curtis Martha Miss, res 821 Fifteenth
Curtis Marshall C, res 779 Sixth
Curtis Murray, peddler, res 827 Market
Curtis W B, employe S P Co, res 1279 Julia or Thirtieth ave
Curtis Wm B, paper ruler, S F, res 1316 Kirkham
Curtis Wm F, contractor and builder, res 1127 Filbert
Curtis Winfield, res 779 Sixth
Curtis W L, res 1202 West
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UJ Curtiss II S Mrs, res B17 Eighteenth
Z I Curtiss Spencer N, mgr sub book dept Pacific Press Pub-
lishing Co, res 817 Eighteenth
Curtner Mrs, s L0 Ninth
Cushing A D, res 561 E Eleventh
Cushing Agnes L, student, res L164 Eighth
Cushing Allen D, engineers P Co, res L523 Ninth
3s1 bookkeeper, S F. res 1228 Franklin
Cushing Chaa II. sec State Investment and Insurance Co,
S 1 I 164 Eighth
g - "hark- s. clerk, S F. res L669 Thirteenth
Cushing Edward C, res 56J E Eleventh
Cushing Edward C, engineer S P Co, res 15:23 Ninth
Elsie W Miss, res 1104 Eighth
Cushing Eugene B, res n s Moss ave, next to 924
Cushing Fred M, i : Peralta
Cushing Benry I) (John Cushing a; Son) res 1228 Franklin
[da, res 561 E Eleventh
Cushing James T, teamster, res Hallett ave. Stock Yards
Cushing John, teamster, res S||S Castro
John (John Cushing & Son) res 1228 Franklin
CUSHING JOHN & SON (John Henry D Cush-
ing) groceries wholesale and retail, NE cor Ninth and
Washington
Cushing John M, collector S P Co, res L669 Thirteenth
Cushing Lizzie Miss, res 1 1 1 *» 4 Eighth
Cushing Simeon M, laborer S P Co, res s,,"» Peralta
CUSHING THOS W, clerk New Zealand Insur-
ance I Jo, res l 1 64 Eighth
Cushing Walter T, fireman S P Co, n - B05 Peralta
Cusick John, pies and liquors, 1717 Market, res same
iter W'm A. clerk S P Co, 9 F. ' Sixteenth
Cutberth W'm, carpenter, n - 513 Tenth
Cuthill Alex, machinist Etisdon Iron Work.-. S F, res 1325 jijjji
Ninth ave
Cutler Abbie Mi a 726 Fifteenth
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Cutler Paul D, res l L0 E Twelfth
Cutter B I ». i ontra< tor and quarti mill builder, S F. res 97J 5
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Cutt* 3 II. propr Rosa Hou Ninth, res same
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Cuvellier Bernard C, merchant, S F, res 1212 Poplar
J- £ J Cuvreau E, nursery n s Merced ave nr Shattuck ave, res
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Cyrus Rose A Miss, music teacher, res Forty-fifth nr Adeline g
Czapky Edward G, laundry man, res 1168 Twenty-second
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way, room 11, res same
Da Costa , res E Twentieth bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second aves
Da Costa Mariano, laborer, res 1823 Taylor
Dacota A, machinist California Cotton Mills Co, res 1056 E
Fifteenth
Daggett Allen F, tailor A Stein, res cor Forty-first and
Linden
"g § 1 Daggett Emeline J Mrs, widow, res 284 Eleventh
g tl Daggett Fred E, waiter res 325 Eleventh
•g 8 Daggett Hiram W, res 264 E Fifteenth
S § i Daggett John R (Daggett & Tacher, S F) res 284 Eleventh
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-^ | Daggett Samuel W, laborer, res w s Linden nr Forty-first
DC j Daggett William A, railway postal clerk, res 1370 Franklin
^ © Dagney , dyer, res 1521 Market C^
|m $ Dagostine R, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, *
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3 Dahl Albert, apprentice, S F, res 1625 Market
>■ & Dahl John P, oiler S P Co, res 1605 West
I >I Dahl Lottie Miss, dressmaker, res 1560 Eighth
^ J* Dahl Theodore, sail maker, S F, res 1625 Market
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-^ Dahler Valentine, gardener, res Kelsey House
U| Dahlgren Carl, artist, res 1013 Tenth ave
m 2 Dahlgren Marius R, artist, 864^ Broadway, res same
■pi ^ Dahlquist John, door maker California Door Co
~ "* Daigneau C, laborer C C W Co, res Lake Temescal
Dailev P, res Galindo Hotel
R fl R F RT I R F F R Y SponSe' Chamois, Harness Oil and Har-
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Dale K K, switchman S P Co, res cor Seventh and Wood
Dale W F J, machinist W T Garratt & Co, S F, res 857 Myrtle j
Dakv C D, salesman Kennedy, Quinlan & Co, res Clair-
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Daley Ellen Mrs, furnished rooms, 621^ Broadway, res
same
Daley Frank, res Winthrop House
Daley James, res 805 Grove
Dall Martha Mrs, widow, res 1235 Poplar
Dallas James, propr Central Lumber Yard, NE cor Webster
and Fifth, res same
Dallas J S, res 1103i Broadway
Dallas J S Mrs, propr Coleman Block urfnished rooms,
1103^ Broadway, res same
Dalldorf Rudolph, saloon, S F, res 1052 Campbell
Dallerup Benjamin, ship carpenter S P Co, res Temescal
Dalton Ada M Mi — , pea 949 Pine
Dalton Edward C, rea 915 Jackson
Dalton Frank N (Dalton & Sons) res 667 Kirk ham
Dalton Henry X (Dalton A Sons) res 949 Pine
Dalton Henry P (Dalton A Sons) res 940 Pine
Dalton John T, laiindrvnian Contra Laundry, res 1215
Kirkham
Dalton Michael, porter, S F, res 1014 Willow
Dalton Patrick E (Hallett, Bartlett £ Dalton) res 915 Jack-
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Dalton & Son 8 (Henry \\ Henry P and Prank M Dalton)
ricultural implements, cor Cedar and Seward
Dalton William, porter, S F, res 1014 Willow
Daly , salesman, pea Fairmont House
Daly Annie Mrs, pea 626 Third
Daly Chas H, salesman Hawley Bros, 8 P, pea L362 Third
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■ Denis, Laborer, S P Co, res iTiM Atlantic
I >alv Elizabeth V. reg L660 Sixteenth
Daly Hannah Mrs, groceries, L684 Lincoln, res same
I >.ilv James, laborer, pe Twenty-second
Dal) Jeremiah, laborer, pea N\V cor Fortieth and Telegraph
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I >i!\ John, lab >rer, pea L695 Eighth
I >al\ John, laborer, n 1 68 I Lincoln
Daly John, fireman Pacific Iron and Nail Works, pea 808
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Dalj John i K< ane A I >aly > pea 532 Seventeenth
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Daly John B, clerk J AS A JOYCE, res 470 Eighth
Daly Lawrence, machinist California Jute Mills
Daly Nonie, domestic, 1258 Grove
Daly Richard, bricklayer's tender, res 869 Twenty-second
Dalziel Andrew, tinner Dalziel & Moller, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Alexander S, tinner, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Anster S, student, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel James, capitalist, res 762 Fifteenth
Dalziel James, student High School, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Maggie S Miss, student, res 522 Fifteenth
DALZIEL & MOLLER (Robert Dalziel and Wm
Moller) metals, stoves and ranges, plumbers and gas
fitters' supplies, 1152 Broadway
Dalziel Robert (Dalziel & Moller) res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Robert Jr, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res e s Myrtle
bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth
Dalziel William, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Wm, student, res 522 Fifteenth
Dam Alphonzo F, engineer, res 714 Market
Dam Cleveland L, sec Board ©f Public Works, res 493
Twenty-third
Dam Cyrus, foreman of the works of repairing wharves, res
718 Market
Dam Fanny Miss, res 718 Market
Dam Lucy E Mrs, res 493 Twenty-third
Dam Samuel, res 714 Market
Dam William H, engineer, res 718 Market
Damas Fred W, teacher, res 765 Jackson
DAMES WM W, photographer, 911 Broadway, res
Alameda
Damm Richard, baker Pioneer Bakery, res 1651 Seventh
Damon Edward, cabinet maker C W Kinsey, res 684
Twenty-fourth
Damon Henry E, salesman Phelan &Fish, res 1257 Jefferson
Damon Rosetta E, widow, res 684 Twenty-fourth
Dancer Martha Mrs, res 512 E Fifteenth
Danforth George S, carpenter, res 546 Eighteenth
Danguy Felicite Miss, res 218 Fifth
Dania Society, 864+ Broadway
Dania's Hall, 864^ Broadway
Daniel Andre, laborer S P Co
Daniel Will, butcher, res Weber Hotel
Daniels Charles, cigars and tobacco, 1730 Seventh, res same
Daniels Dan, gardener Wm Woodward, cor Seventh ave and
E Twenty-fifth
Daniels Emma Mrs, dressmaker, res High, Melrose
G. H. KRIEOHBAUM, Dentist, 854^ BROADWAY
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Daniels G B (G B Daniels & Co) res Piedmont
Daniels G B & Co (G B Daniels) stationers, pictures and
picture frames, 1153 Broadway
Daniels John \V, porter S P Co, res 1501 Seventh
Daniels Seth F, atty-at-law, room 36, 969 Broadway, res
Piedmont
Daniels Thos E, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res Ala-
meda
Danielson Betta Miss, domestic J G Hoyt, res Prospect
Heights
Danielson Daniel F. shoemaker Aicatraz ave nr Adeline,
Lorin. res Bame
Danley W, Smith Hou 16 Broadway
in Fred P, photographer, res 922 Thirty-fourth
nnaker Wm A, res 1782 Atlantic
Danney William, res 361 First
Danzin Catrine Mr-, res 716 Fourth
Da Pao, Pietro, miner PC R quarry, res same
Darby A Mrs, res 619 Eighteenth
Darby F B Mrs. widow, res 664 Eighteenth
D'Arcy Antony M. res Peralta ave nr Lynde
Darcy Jeremiah F, machinist, res 234 Hannah
Darcy Jerry F, engineer 0 C R Co, res 236 Hannah
D'Arcy Xieholas. res IVralta ave nr Lynde
Dargie Annie R Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 267
Ninth
Dargie El Q Mrs, widow, res 267 Ninth
D Stewart M. porter W 8 ft 0 T Co, res 711 Castro
Dargie Thomas T, secretary Tribune Publihsing Co, res 116S
Jackson
DARGIE WILLIAM E, manager Tribune Pub-
lishing res 1 168 Jackson
\ W, tanner, res Fruit Vale Heights
ing E W. agt 8 PCo, Milpitas, res 554 F Sixteenth
rling Wm A, Custom House, 8 F, res Blake Sous
a Chai mploye Judson Manufacturing Co,
res Park Exchange Bote]
Dai msl idi l: ■-• Mrs, res 1 320 Peralta
I > ii -u {] .! I '. barkeeper R Lehrbass, i • - - 12 Broadway
aaJ W T. delivery clerk W U T Co, res 422 Twelfth
r Ida Miss, head cook Pacific Press Boarding House,
711 Eleventh
Jtillman N, printer Pacific Press, res 763 Seventeenth
I tarragh Dennis, baker re« 61 Valley
1 Abrahamson Bros, res 61 Valley
Dan igh John, salesman Neil Gallagher, res 61 Valley
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Darragh Mary Miss, res 61 Valley
Darreli , carpenter W T Veitch
Darrell Donald, baker W A McElhatton, 770 E Twelfth
Darrow Mary E Mrs, widow, res 1156 Alice
Dart H A Mrs, res 716 Ninth
Dart Kate Miss, res 716 Ninth
Dart Minnie Miss, res 716 Ninth
Darvero G, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Dascomb C E, teacher Hopkins' Academy, res same
Dashaway Stables, Sackrider & Chisholm, proprs, 370 Elev-
enth
Daubert Katy Miss, domestic, 1557 Webster
Daud John, sub-foreman S P Co
DAUI ALEXANDER (Jones & Daul), res 763
Fifth
Daulton Henry C, stock raiser, res 926 Magnolia
Daulton James W, student, res 926 Magnolia
Daulton Maud Miss, student, res 926 Magnolia
Daulton Naomi G Miss, res 926 Magnolia
Dauriac F, bookkeeper James Wilson, res 619 Sixteenth
Dauriac Felix L apprentice, res 619 Sixteenth
Dauriac John J, res 619 Sixteenth
Davenport Byron, helpher Sturm & Leitch, res 1003 Center
Davenport Matthew, res 1314 Franklin
Davenport WTilliam, paper dealer, 1003 Center
Davey Frank T, photographer, S F, res Golden Gate
Davey Henry, ship steward, res Golden Gate
Davidson Mrs, res Home for Aged Women
Davidson A J, agent M J KELLER, 1007 and 1009
Broadway
Davidson Archibald L, carpenter, res 1264 Webster
Davidson Gracie Miss, res 817 Twentieth
Davidson John, laborer, res n s Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Davidson James, res 1605 Fifth
Davidson Joseph N, propr Bay State Bakery, 520 Four-
teenth, res 604 Fourteenth
Davidson L Mrs, res 666 Tenth
Davidson t* A, agt life insurance, res Nucleus House
Davidson Roland C, upholsterer, res 656 E Fourteenth
Davie Frank M, bookkeeper John L Davie, res Henry
House
DAVIE JOHN L, wood and coal, 970 Washington,
res 2158 West
Davies Chas H, wood moulder, S F, res 1214 Sixth ave
Davies Eleanor Mrs, res 1551 Seventh
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Davies Hugh N, carpenter, res 1568 Webster
Davies Jessie Miss, res Tubbs Hotel
DAVIES J M & CO, lessees Tubbs Hotel, E Twelfth
bet Fourth and Fifth aves
DAVIES JOHN M, secretary State Board of Trade,
S F, res Tubbs Hotel
Davies Mary Mrs, res 857 Myrtle
Davies Nellie Miss, dressmaker, S F, res 1265 Eighth
DAVIES RICHARD M, assistant manager Tubbs
Hotel, res same
Davies Walter H, dairy, res 35 Wayne ave, Peralta Heights
Davies Wm, substitute letter carrier, res 569 Sixth
Davies Wm M, Tubbs Hotel Stables, res Tubbs Hotel
Davila Dibiano, teamster, res 2 Forty-fifth
Davila John, cleaner S P Co, res 815 Washington
Davis , res 227 Second
Davis A A Mrs, res 604 Seventeenth
Davis Abraham, barber, 834^ Broadway, res 761 Grove
Davis Abraham, fruit peddler, res 806 Clay
Davis Ada Miss, employe Miss J Anderson, res 512 E Fif-
teenth
Davis Adeline J Mrs, widow, res 1409 Franklin
DAVIS ALBERT G, manager Alameda Co branch
New Zealand Insurance Co, 902 Broadway, res 913
Chester
Davis A M miner, res Playter Block
Davis A M Mrs, res 1128 E Fourteenth
Davis Amanda H Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 759 Sixteenth
Davis Andrew, carpenter, res 1228 Nineteenth ave
Davis Anita Miss, res 913 Chester
Davifl Arthur, clerk John L French, res Golden Gate
Davifl Barton J, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 1833
( (rove
Davis B ET, compositor Pacific Press, res 715 Twelfth
Davis Blanch A. student Dupue & Aydellotte's Business
College, rea 566 Hobart
Davifl Bridge! Mrs, COOk, res Vernal ave. Piedmont
Davis Oadei El, student, res (.m;;5 Center
Davis Charles B, driver police patrol wagon, res 913 Kirk-
ham
1 Iharlea B, blind maker California Door Co, res 666
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ii.i II. carpenter, res s,'>;> Twentieth
Davis Charles R, student, rea L112 Second ave
I ).i\ i- Charles \V. si udent, rea 963 ('enter
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Davis Claude, res 533 Sixteenth
Davis David, clerk Richard Jones, res 855 Harrison
Davis David, stone mason, res Golden Gate
Davis David R, general foreman W U T Co, S F, res 1103
Wood
Davis D L, carpenter, res SWcor Eleventh and Washington
Davis E, blacksmith Hugh Frazer
Davis E A Mrs, res 1003 Clay
Davis Edith Mrs, res 686 Sycamore
Davis Eliza Mrs, res 1316 Kirkham
Davis Frank A, laborer, res Stock Yards
Davis F A, bookkeeper, res Market St Block
Davis Frank R, carpenter Pioneer Door Co, res 1309 Broad-
way
Davis Frank W, res 617 Fifteenth
Davis Frederick W, blacksmith 1054 Sixth ave, res 512 E
Fifteenth
Davis Geo Jr, grocer 1241 Broadway, res 532 Thirty-fourth
Davis George A J, groceries and provisions 919 Washington,
res 532 Thirty-fourth
Davis George E, carpenter, res Fruit Vale ave
Davis George E, teamster, res 709 Fifth
Davis George H, clerk First National Bank, res 913 Chester
Davis George V, res 588 Charter
Davis George W, carriage painter, 555 Frederick
Davis Geo W, groceries and provisions 1241 Broadwav, res
532 Thirty-fourth
Davis Grace M Miss, res 1112 Second ave
Davis Granville, foreman Wentworth Shoe Factory, res 573
Eighth
Davis H (E Colman & Co) res 421-428 Sixth
Davis Harry L, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res Hotel Mer-
ritt
Davis Harry W, blacksmith F W Davis, res 512 E Fifteenth
Davis Hattie E Miss, res 773 Sixteenth
Davis H E Mrs, res 718 Twelfth
Davis Henry B, machinist S P Co, res 1674 William
Davis & Hill (Wm R Davis and Wm L Hill) attys-at-law
957 Broadway, rooms 12, 13 and 14
Davis Ida B Mrs, widow, res 773 Sixteenth
Davis Isaac, peddler, res 1420 Tenth
Davis Jacob, clerk E Barnett, res 574 Ninth
Ravis James, carpenter res 834 Cedar
Davis James, farmer, res Claremont ave nr College ave
Davis James, farmer, res Golden Gate
Davis, James Jr, laborer, res Claremont ave nr College ave
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Davis Janus L. carpenter S P Co, res 1762 Goss
Davis -111. teamster R Franke & Co
Davis Jennie Mrs, dressmaker, res 533 Sixteenth
H Q Davis John, ranch owner, res 974 Thirty-fifth
■ Z Davis John, engineer, res 1833 Grove
^ ^ Davis John P. res L502 W
t q Pa vis John J, clerk, res 131S Seventh ave
Davis John R, res 1273 Ninth ave
Davis Judson M, real estate, res 1502 West
Davis Kate Miss, res 1833 Grove
Davis Lilian Miss, res 1128 E Fourteenth
Davis Lillie Miss, r< - L918 Linden
Da-. compositor Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Davis Lncile B, milliner F M Rood & Co, res 617 Fifteenth
Davis L W, res 769 Eighth
Davis M domestic, res 58 Eighth
^ Davis Margarel Mrs, widow, res 1918 Linden
Davis Mark E, fireman S P Co, res 1774 Division
D ivis Mary Mrs, widow, res 1021 Pine
M Davis Mary () Mrs. res 70S Webster
Ir^l Davis Mary V Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 1128 E Fourteenth
fc* DAVIS M F, proprietor Oakland Stables, 368-370
^£j Pi-nth. res :;»■.<; Pi^hth, telephone 338
j Davis M F Mrs, res 515 Ninth
Davis M \\ . salesman T II Mount, res L409 Franklin
H I Myrtle Miss, drexmaker, n> .":;:: Sixteenth
^j DavP P Charles, ship caulker, res (.'1"> Kirkham
W^ Da •■- R iiael Mi--, teacher Bay District School, res Golden
^%J Davi> Iliehard M, team-ter Pu-et Sound Lumber Co, res
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£j D r Mountain View Cemetery, res same
MM D ;th Mrs, widow. •• ~ \deline nr Fortieth
P"H 1 1 muel, farmer, res I (olden I ta1
Da auel L, carpenter l Planing Mill, res Eureka
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D nil M, barber, 1 317 San Pablo ave, res same
W^ l! carpenter, res E Twenty-firsi nr Twenty-third
Sidney E,( irpenter, n - 566 I [obarl
■ D rpenter, 6 Hobarl
pi Davit Thompson, reps i L 002 Twelfth ave
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Davis T J Mrs, res 453 E Eleventh
Davis Wm, sail maker, 516 Davis, S F, res 1812 Goss
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+s Davis Wm, painter, res NW cor Third and Franklin
Davis Wm, laborer, res Glaremont ave nr College ave
Davis Wm, carpenter W T Veitch
Davis Wm, carpenter, res 1662 Thirteenth ave
Davis Wm, wheelwright, res Oakland House
Davis Wm, teamster Eastman Paving Co, res Adeline nr R
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Davis Wm, harness and saddlery, S F, res 1112 Second av^
Davis William H, salesman C Schreiber, 864 Washington
Davis William H, res 913 Chester
Davis Wm R (Davis & Hill) res 514 Eighteenth
Davis WTilliam W, res 963 Center
Davis W L, switchman S P Co, res Tullman House
Davison Eliza Mrs, res 1262 Eighth
Davison James, res 1605 Fifth
Davison Maggie Miss, teacher of music, res 1262 Eighth
fc$v Davison Wm G, blacksmith, 1666 Seventh, res 1615 Seventh
^ Davisson Florence Miss, res 1662 William
Davisson Ira, carpenter, res 1455 Broadway
^C DAVITT JOHN B, proprietor Pioneer Star Bakery,
1810 Seventh, res same
Daw James M, bookkeeper JAS A JOYCE, res 1161
Eighth
^£ Dawe Frank, moulder, res e s Silver bet Weston and Moss
aves
Dawson Brown H, res 1030 Chestnut
Dawson Edward, hard wood lumber, S F, res Fairmont
£C House
Dawson Elizabeth A Mrs, widow, res 810 Alice
Dawson John, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1030
Chestnut
Dawson Joseph A, res 672 E Thirty-fourth
Day , res Smith House, 836 Broadway
Day Chas E, foreman Bruning Bros, res Clarendon House
Day Emily Miss, dressmaker, res 1635 Adeline
Day Frank K, driver Talcott's Dairy, res High opp Prescott
Day Jennie L Mrs, res 559 Seventeenth
Day John E, yardmaster S P Co, res 1788 Seventh
Day John G, janitor S F, res 1635 Adeline
Day John W, lumber, res cor Brooklyn and Watson ave
Day Jessie E Mrs, res 912 Clay
Day Michael, laborer, res 1709 Atlantic
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Day Samuel J, restaurant, 1164 Broadway, res same
Day ThosS, res 1751 Ninth ave
Dayton Ueo L, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res
Grove
Dayton Jessie L Miss, res 1364 Grove »
Dayton Joseph T, engineer S P Co, res 1516 Eighth
Dayton M B Mrs, res 1364 Grove
D'Azevedo Melania, domestic, res 907 Jackson
t O Deacon Arthur P, student, res n s Jones nr Grove
Deady Cordelia Miss, dressmaker, res 600 E Twelfth
Deal (/harks, laborer S P Co, res 1264 Webster (rear)
Deal James A. laborers P Co, res 1380 Broadway
Dean Albert C, bookkeeper Log Cabin Bakery, res 2075 San
Pablo ave
Dean Carrie A, res 853 Myrtle
Dean Charles C, res 1325 Jackson
Dean Elisha B, lumber dealer, S F, res 1219 Grove
Dean Emily Mrs. widow, res 1325 Jackson
^Dean Prances A Miss, res 1006 Sixteenth
Dean Frank, clerk, S F, res 1104 Wood
Dean Prank M, bookkeeper, S F, res Golden Gate
yy Dean (ieorge, carpenter, res Forty-fourth nr Market
Dtan James BJr (King-Morse Canning Co, S F) res 1325
PK Jackson
mjk Dean J II rr, barber, 1145 E Fourteenth, res Seventh nr
W Market
Dean Win, engineer S P Co, res 1055 Twelfth ave
W| Dean Win K. -tndent, res L206 Eighth
* I h-an Win W. engineer S P Co, res 1206 Eighth
W^ Deane R M. carpenter W T Witch
^#| Deaner II V. piano tuner A Bruenn, res La Clede House
^U D( arborn Chaa \\\ note teller Oakland Bank of Savings, res
a^J| 1 L53 Tenth ave
y(C D> arborn Fannie II Mi--, re- 14 ."»:'» Tenth ave
HI >■ arborn (J W, cashier Traveler's Insurance Co, S F, res
602 E Fifteenth
Dearborn 1< 1» Mr-.n-- L453 Tenth ave
Dearing Arthur <i. engineer 8 P ('o, res L712 Eighth
HDeai Joseph, cash boy, res 806 E Twelfth
Deas) Jerome Mra (Mra .1 Deasy A Co) rea cor Second ave
and E Eighteenth
rn D« i v Mi-. I A <".. (Mr- . I. •ionic Deasy and John Miller)
p^m florists, cor Second ave and E Eighteenth
|^- Den v Peter, plumber's apprentice, rea E Twelfth opp Lake
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Deasy Thos A, propr Lake Merritt House, E Twelfth opp
Lake Merritt
Deaty Mary V Miss, mgr Palace Dye Works, res S F
De Bell Joseph, watchmaker, 1685 Seventh, res same
De Boer Frank, cleaner S P Co, res 518 Sixth
De Boice Elizabeth Mrs, restaurant, 555 Broadway, res same
Debrun Victor Joseph, employe La Grande Laundry, 672
Twenty-seventh, res S F
De Camp Antoine, cigar maker Fibush Bros, res 823
Twenty-ninth
De Camp Frank, clerk, res 558 Third
De Camp John P, cigars mfg and retail, 467 Seventh, res
Brush nr Sixth
De Castro Manuel, employe California Jute Mills
Deceinna John, collector White House, res 1723 Seventh
Dechow Carl, saloon, 1080 Fourteenth ave, res same
Deckard Stephen A, machinist, S F,res 1403 Seventeenth
Decker Delbert P, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 1128 Myr-
tle
Decker Ellis, student, res 1128 Myrtle
Decker I L Mrs, widow, res 1128 Myrtle
De Clara Frank, laborer, res Forty-first bet Grove and West
De Claybrook William E, agt, res 672 Twenty-sixth
De Cornbra Manuel A, res 225 Second
De Cora M E, Miss, agt S P Co, Broadway Station, res 957
Castro
De Costa August, employe California Jute Mills
De Costa Jesse, employe California Jute Mills
De Costa Joseph C, employe California Jute Mills
De Coursey John, builder and contractor, res 768 Twenty-
first
De Cumbra Legendre, laborer, res 659 Alice
Dee Manuel, cooper I Levy
Deemer J F, engineer S P Co, res 1358 Fifteenth
Deering Henry, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res 1018 Broad-
way
De Font Manuel, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
De Flores A Mrs, res Hotel Merritt
De Forest George, mill laborer, res 922 Twenty-second
De Frees S Mrs, res n s Forty-sixth bet Grove and Shattuck
ave
De Fremery Cornelius W, student Hopkins Academy
De Fremery Grace Miss, student University of California,
res Prospect ave
De Fremery James L, commission merchant, S F, res 1305
Adeline
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De Fremery James L J r, physician, res 1305 Adeline
De Fremery Virginie Miss, res Prospect ave
De Fremery William C B (James De Fremery & Co) res
Prospect ave
<ii Antonia Mrs. widow, res 1214 Kirkham
i n L P, mfr, S F, res 1375 Sixteenth
_ nun Michael, gardener Mrs S B McKee, res Seventh nr
Filbert
jnan Thomas, carpenter, res 491 Twenty-fifth
De Golia Edwin B, insurance, S F, res 550 Hobart
DE GOLIA GEORGE E^Attorney-at-law and No-
tary Public, rooms 8 to 12, 951 Broadway, res Harrison
nr Duranl
aire Fannie Mrs, res 763 Seventh
Deguzee C W, Mrs, res Fifth bet Oak and Madison
De Haven R, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union Hotel
Haven Rodney, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
I [alleck nr Park ave
De Haven William P, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co,
res Halleck nr Park ave
Deike Fred, propr Union Hotel, cor E Twelfth and Thir-
teenth ave
Dieke Gustave II. carpenter, res 801 E Twenty-first
Dieke Lena Miss, res Union Hotel
Deia John, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, S F, res 1061 E
Twenty -first
Deiss Gottlieb, butcher, res L013 Thirtieth
Deitrick Augustus A, Laborer, res 368 Third
Deitrick Harry A, spinner Oakland Woolen Mills, res 368
Third
Jarley Geo, painter John Conley, res 834 Clay
D( labarette Alexander, laborer, res St Louis Houj
de la Coruillers, A Mrs, typewriter A A Moore, res 829 Grove
Delahanty John II. atty-al law, room 26, 957 Broadway, res
71 enteenth
Delainey W 1". Btationerand new- dealer. 909 Seventh, rea
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I >< La Matyr, physician and Burgeon, res Mil Jefferson
DE LA MONTANYA M, ranges, Btovea and tin-
u arc !»;."■ ni h, rea 656 Sixth
I >eian< v Jami 9, laborer, rea I 163 Third
Delaney John, employ* S P Co, rea L670 Pacific
Delanev John, labo i 107 Thirteenth
Delaney Annie R Miss, domestic, rea L028 Peralta
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Delaney & McCarthy (Wm F Delaney and J J McCarthy),
proprs National Saloon, 411 Eighth
Delaney William, farmer, res Todd, Lorin
Delaney Wm F, (Delaney & McCarthy), res 612 Ninth
De Lancey John, shoemaker, res 811 Sixteenth
Delbert Emma Miss, res 1523 Ninth
Delclaux B J, tailor, 472 Eighth, res same
Delclaux Louise Mrs, tailoress, res 472 Eighth
De Leo de Laguna Alex, propr Kelsey House SW cor Tele-
graph ave and Twenty-fourth, res same
De Leo de Laguna Anita Miss, teacher Oakland Free Kin-
dergarten, res Kelsey House
De Leo de Laguna B Miss, res Kelsey House
Le Leo de Laguna, G Miss, res Kelsey House
De Leo de Laguna Herman, stenographer, res Kelsey
House
De La de Laguna Wm A, res Kelsey House
Delfino S, laborer, Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Delgado A Mrs, res 665 Washington
Delgardo Lazgaro, porter Stewart, res 1054 Broadway
Delger Block, 957 to 969 Broadway
Delger Frederick, capitalist, 969 Broadway, res 524 Nine-
teenth
Delhom E Mrs, widow, res 1416 Eleventh
Delhom. Rosalie Miss, res 1416 Eleventh
Dellamonico Angelo, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Delmater M L, painter Parkison Bros, res 1677 Fourteenth
Delmore Margaret Mrs, res 874 Peralta
Deloge John, druggist 224 B, res same
Delon Julia Mrs, dressmaker, res 1404 Eleventh
Delpodio Eugene, moulder, S F, res 959 Campbell
De Lucca Salaton, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Delucchi Ernesta C Miss, res 1303 Chestnut
Delucchi Frances Miss, res 1303 Chestnut
Deluchi Angelo, farmer, res w s Shattuck ave nr Mono ave
Deluchi Lorenzo, farmer, res es Shattuck ave nr Merced ave
Delucki Benjamin, res 1620 Thirteenth
Delucki Louis, res 1620 Thirteenth
De Manuel G L H, carpenter, res 665 Fourth
Demarais Charles, carpenter, res 1663 Fourteenth
DEMABS A A, groceries NE cor Severlth and Union.
res same
De Mars Napoleon, blacksmith, Sixth nr Broadway
Demartini Amelia, employe California Hosiery Co, res 709
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Demartini Annie, employe California Hosiery Co, res 709
Myrtle
Dembke August, waiter, res St John House
Demc Augustus, laborer, res 866 Lydia
r™ Q Deme Henry, painter, res 866 Lydia
^ Z Deme Lottie Miss, dressmaker, res 866 Lydia
}ij <£ Deme Madelina Mrs. widow, res 866 Lydia
^ Demers N, blacksmith 410 Sixth, res Jefferson
m ^ Demidiro Mariano, laborer, res 615 Madison
J q Deming A B, res 776 Eleventh
■"" Deming A C, printer, res 807 Market
CO Demmal James, employe Box Factory, S F, res 793 Wood
W Dei n nit z Richard, baker Pioneer Bakery, res 1651 Seventh
jjj j Demooy Cornelia Mr-, res r>-J7 Chestnut
SS Demooy Samuel, laborer S P Co
IVmorest Alice Mrs, provisions 2223 Peralta, res same
Demorest David, shoe cutter, S F, res 2223 Peralta
Dempsey Edward T, res 1463 Seventh
Dempsey Benry E (Dempsey A: Pitts) res 1155 Center
Dempsey John, employee California Hosiery Co, res 652
Clay
Dempsey Patrick, capitalist, res 1463 Seventh
Dempsey & Pitts (Henry E Dempsey and James M Pitts)
butchers, L118 ( Vnter
Denahy Daniel, laborer Contra Costa Water Co, res 612
Adeline
Denahy Fanny Miss, res 612 Adeline
Denahy John, mechanic, res 612 Adeline
I)-- Nick John X. employe Bay City Mills* res Eureka Hotel
lis J, hostler, re- Weber BoteJ
Denison Adna A. reporter Oakland Enquirer and corres-
pondent s p Evening Poett res Windsor Bout
Denison Albert N, salesman Agard & ("ere- L222 Franklin
Denison Eli B, general new- agt B I* Co, Oakland Pier, res
bth and Myrtle
Denison Benry, clerk, res 953 Eighth
1 tenison I. Miss, n Eighth
Denison Leland W, clerk Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner, res
12 i Pablo ave
Denison Lincoln I., -indent, res L27S San Pablo ave
Denison M Mrs, propr Avenue Bouse, res 1273 San Fablo
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Deni on 0 I. real estate, rea L273 San Paalo ;i\«'
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DENISON O I & CO (0 I Denison) real estate and
insurance, loans negotiated, houses rented, 472 Tenth,
res 1273 San Pablo ave
Denison W B, salesman, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Dennaker Fred, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1782
Atlantic
Dennan Annie Miss, res 818 Twenty-first
Dennan John, laborer S P Co, res 818 Twenty-first
Dennan John Jr. cement layer, res 818 Twenty-first
Dennehy Daniel, laborer, res 612 Adeline
Dennehy John, laborer, res 612 Adeline
Dennen Augustus M, foreman Oakland Paving Co, res 833
Willow
Dennen Clarence A, carpenter Oakland Paving Co, res 833
Willow
Dennen Mary A Miss, res 1786 Taylor
Dennis Antone D, cigar mfr and cigars and tobacco, 1056
Broadway, res 216 Eleventh
Dennis Amy Mrs, professional nurse, res 729 Eighth
Dennis J F, printer, Tribune Publishing Co, res Alameda
Dennis William, driver A Gates
Dennis William, longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Dennison Miss, res Home for Aged Women
Denniston William, res 563 Sixth
Denniston William, employe Dr C C O'Donnell, S F, res
563 Sixth
Denny Chas W, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res 946 Thirty-
fourth
Denny Daniel, expressman, res 218 Fifth
Denny Enoch, carpenter S P Co, res 1161 Third
Denny Horace, stationery, res 1674 Thirteenth ave
Denny Jerry, professional ball player, res 1303 Eighth
Denny Margaret E Mrs, res 946 Thirty-fourth
Denroche Amy C Miss., res 886 Milton
Denroche Cyril E, clerk, res 886 Milton
Denroche Edward J, mgr Vacuum Oil Co, S F, res 886
Milton
Denroche Percy C, student, res 886 Milton
Densmore Robt, painter, res Weber Hotel
Dent Frank W, res 1222 Magnolia
Dent Maude Miss, draft clerk engineer's office, City Hall,
res 1390 Telegraph ave
Dent T B Mrs, res 1390 Telegraph ave
Dent W S, surveyor City Hall, res 1390 Telegraph ave
Denwall , clerk Greenhood, res 517 Ninth
De Pas Charles V, salesman, S F, res 1155 Market
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Depoy Ella V tist, S 1 San Pablo ave
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DEPUE & AYDELOTTES BUSINESS
COLLEGE, -1 E Depue & -I II Aydelotte pro-
pri 1013 Broadway and 459 Eleventh
De Pue E J, commercial traveler, S F, res 111" Third ave
De Pue Frank II, instructor Oakland Riding Academy, res
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DEPUE J E (Depue & Aydelotte) teacher bookkeep-
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Derbv 11 J Jr, tanner .1 S Derby, rea 926 E Twelfth
by J A, tanner .1 S D< rby, - 26 E Twelfth
by John S, propr Oak Grove Tannery, cor E Twelfth
an nth ave, res 861 E Twelfth
ir E | E M Derbv 0c Co) res cor E Fourteenth and
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Deri bsI auditor S P Co, S F. res 1403 Chestnut
: ml J, engineer John S Derby, res 861 E Twelfth
Der: M is, clerk Snow Flake Bakerv, res 161
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iy William J, machinist Pacific Iron and Nail
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D< rmoi John, employe B P - 1014 Broadway
■ma.-, printer, res 161 1 Fifteenth
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Desmond Timothy, laborer, res 1014 Seventeenth
Desnover Jean, bootblack stand, cor Wood and Seventh, res
1726 Seventh
De Souze Frank L, barber, 366 B, res same
Des Rochers Adele Miss, teacher of French, res 1265 Clay
Des Rochers Maude R Miss, teacher of music, res 1
Clay
Dessum Alvin, blacksmith Frederick & Arth, res S F
Dessum Wm, blacksmith Frederick & Arth, res S F
Detels Eugene J. bookkeeper- Evertts & Co, res
Eighth
Detels Henry D, clerk Richard Bushing, res 1663 Seward
Detels John, salesman. S F, res 985 Peralta
Detels Martin, grocer, S F, res 986 Peralta
Detels Martin P. salesman, S F, res 985 Peralta
Detels Sophie Mis.-, res 9S5 Peralta
Detels William P, oiler Steamer Santa Rosa, res 9S5 Peralta
Detering Henry A. curator Central Free Reading Room, res
5S5 Twenty-fifth
De Troost George, adv agt. S F, res Golden Gate
De Turbeville A Miss, dressmaker, res 529 Eighth
Deuel Charles W, painter S P Co, res 918 Henrv
Deuschle Amalie L. 232 Twelfth
Deuschle John J. carpenter, res 1001 Fifth
Deutscher Club, 461* Twelfth
DeVanv Daniel, bookkeeper East Oakland Planing Mills, res
160 Seventh
Deveney K Mrs, res 5S6 Tenth
Devere George, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 867
Ross
Devereaux & Lewman (M M Devereaux & E R Lewman)
artists, 512 Fifteenth
Devereaux M M (Devereaux & Lewman) res 512 Fifteenth
Deyeraux Theresa Mrs, re< e s Telegraph ave nr Merced
de Verner L Mrs, res 913 Magnolia
Devers Kate E Mrs, widow, res 1026 Willow
Devers Xellie Miss music teacher, res 1026 Willow
Devila John, cleaner S P Co, res 762 Wood
Devincenzi Domingues, teamster, res Tenth nr Folsom,
Golden Gate
Devincenzi John, laborer, res Tenth nr Folsom, Golden
Gate
Devincenzi Vincent, gardener, res nr Shell Mound Station
De Vine Edward, bookkeeper, S F, res 1653 Twelfth
De Vine George F, engineer S P Co, res 1612 Twelfth
Devine Patrick H, quarry man, res Lake Shore ave
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Devine William, foreman grading S F Tool Co, res cor
Twenty-fourth and Lee ave
Devour , res 756 Seventh
De Wan John, cook Mrs E De Boice, res Overland House
Deward George C, rancher, San Benito, res 1577 San Pablo
ave
Deward Joseph, student, res 1577 San Pablo ave
Deward Lena Miss, res 1577 San Pablo ave
Dewey Alfred T (Dewey & Co, S F) res 1304 Franklin
Dewey Amy Miss, student, res 505 E Eleventh
Dewing A A. teller Pacific Bank, S F, res 358 E Fourteenth
Dewing Co (The J) of S F, Wm F Bacon mgr, new and
standard books and pianos, 1165 Washington
Dewing Stephen, collector, S F, res cor San Pablo and
Villa aves
De Witt , carpenter, res 517 Ninth
Dewitt F L Mrs, res 726 Eleventh
De Wolf Joseph, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 606
Filbert
De Wolf \\ m M, real estate, S F, res 522 E Eleventh
DewsoD Alexander, res 627 Myrtle
Dewson William \V, laborer, res 627 Myrtle
Dewson Victoria Mrs, res 027 Myrtle
Dexter A Allen, collector, res Weber Hotel
Dexter Henry C, sale-man 0 Westover £ Co, res L228
Franklin
Di \t<r Herbert, res 1591 Telegraph ave
DEXTER STABLE, Robert Carroll
e<>r Twelfth and Harrison
Dhue Tillie, ironer Wm Renter, res S F
Diamond Edward, driver People's Express, res 1011 Pine
I L V 613 Ninth
era, shoemaker, res cor Fourteenth ave and E
venteenth
Dibble George, tender Pacific Iron and Nail Co, rea 1421
Fifteenth
rdinanzo, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dick Byron C, insurance adjuster, S F, res 1060 Harrison
enson - J, helper 8 P <:.>. pea 812 Market
Dickerhoff Edgar, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, rea sl 7
Market
hoff John A, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, pea sl 7
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Dickerson James H, cleaner S P Co, res 887 Pine
Dickerson Jane Mrs, widow, res 887 Pine
Dickerson Lotta Mrs, nurse, res 962 Market
Dickie James, machinist Oakland Iron Works, res 1263
Fifteenth ave
Dickinson C A, Jones & Co, res 707 Brush
Dickinson H W, res 1006 Sixteenth
Dickinson J K (Jackson & Dickinson) res 417 Seventh
Dickinson L S Mrs, res 819 Fifteenth
Dickinson S J, laborer S P Co, res 814 Filbert
Dickinson S J Mrs, dressmaker 814 Filbert, res same
Dickie Frank X, house mover, res 411 Fifteenth
Dickley Mary Mrs, widow, res 313 Sixth
Dickson Fred W, student, res 1072 Eighteenth
Dickson George, carpenter S P Co, res 828 Wood
Dickson George, plasterer, res 658 Fifth
Dickson Robert, D D, Rev, res cor Twenty-fourth ave and
E Sixteenth
Dickson Thomas, blacksmith S P Co, res 1466 Curtis
Didier Mateo, barber, res 559 Second
Didier M Mrs, tailoress Philadelphia Steam Dyeing Works,
res 559 Second
Dieckmann George, commission merchant, S F, res 25
Butler ave, Golden Gate
Dieckmann John H, commission merchant, S F,res 25 Butler
ave, Golden Gate
Diedrich C W, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 515
Third
Diefenbach Augusta Mrs, widow, res 1949 Filbert
Diefenbach Charles, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 1940 2
Filbert &
Diefenbach Hattie Miss, res 1949 Filbert ^
Diefenbach Louisa Miss, res 1949 Filbert §*•
Diefenbach Minnie Miss, res 1949 Filbert 2L
Diehl Chas S, Pacific Coast agt of Associated Press, S F, <a P .
res 1311 Fifth ave
Diel Kate, domestic, 676 Eighteenth
Diercks Henry, carpenter, res 1455 Fifth
Dierke Louis W, shoe maker, res Folger ave, Stock Yards
Dierks Harry, second cook, Galindo Hotel
Dierssen Anne Miss, res 561 Fifth
Dierssen Henry, flour packer Bav City Mills, res 561 Fifth § f-rj
Diesch Anton, laborer, 806 E Twelfth $uT3
Dietles Henry, salesman N D Buhsen, res Seward
Dietrich Amelia Miss, dressmaker, res 514 Fifteenth
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Dietrich Christian, propr Madison House, res 514 Fifteenth
Dietrich Emma Miss, res 514 Fifteenth
DietricbsoD Isaac L P Rev, pastor Our Savior's Scandi-
navian Lutheran Church, res 1371 Tenth
Dietz Alfred C (A C Dietz & Co) S F, propr Dietz Opera
House and Oakland Theatre, res San Pahlo ave nr
Golden < rate
Dietz A E3 Mrs, widow, res 528 Eighteenth
Dietz Charles L, clerk, res San Pablo ave nr Forty-eighth
Dietz Fred M, driver Log Cabin Bakery, 528 Eighteenth
Dietz Opera House, A C Dietz propr, NE cor Webster and
Twelfth
i Victor J F, nailer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 112
N Centre
Dila Douglas Iff, clerk George Babcock, res San Pablo ave
nr Klinkner ave, Golden Gate
Dille E R Rev, pastor First M E Church, res 1401 Castro
Dille Jefferson T, carpenter, res L002 Market
Dilling GC, mining, res L120 Chestnut
Dillingham George C, teamster, res 839 Webster
Dillon B, assistant Dr G W Stimpson, res (.»-_m> Brush
Dillon Catherine P, res cor Seventh and Oak
Dillon David J, coachman and gardener E B Dean, res 1219
Gto
Dillon Hannah, domestic, res 1217 Filbert
Dillon J E, yard master S P Co, res 1620 Lincoln
Dillon Jerome, cream depot, 1367 Breadway, res 1365
Broadway
Dillon Joseph Iff, adjuster U S Mint, S F, res cor Seventh
and ( )ak
Dillon Malaehi F, clerk, res cor Seventh and Oak
Dillon Iffary, domestic, res 664 Eighteenth
Dillon Michael, Laborer, res Franklin Hotel
Dimmick August, waiter Alexander Campbell
Dimmick Clarence C, baker, res L929 Market
Dimmick Edwin H, student J Dimmick, res cor Eighth and
Washington
Dimmick Joseph, dentist, 875 Washington, res cor Eighth
and Washington
Dimmick Lillie Miss, res cor Eighth and Washington
Dimmick Marj V Mrs, music teacher, res L029 Market
D tnmick W N. mi \\ refl 77s Eleventh
Dimock Silas, carpenti r, rea L052 Twenty-first ave
Dimond Hugh, capitalist, res end Fruit Vale ave
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DINGEE WILLIAM J, real estate, 460-462
Eighth, res Fernwood nr Piedmont (See advertisement
front cover)
Dingee's Quarry, Vernon ave nr Lake, Temescal
Dingley Charles L, commission merchant, S F, res 876 E
Fifteenth
Dingley Charles L Jr, clerk Charles L Dingley, S F,res 876
E Fifteenth
Dingley Frank E, student, res 876 E Fifteenth
Dingley Walter F, clerk Charles f Dingley, S F, res 876 E
Fifteenth
Dingwall Lewis, clerk Max Greenhood, res 517 Ninth
Dinneen Michael, marble cutter J F Kelly, res 1371 Seven-
teenth
Dinsmore Wm G. agt Dirigo Oil Can, 468 Ninth, res Ross
House
Dippo Wm, ironmonger, res Brush nr Sixth
£ " DIRIGO," Ed H Campbell, NE cor Eleventh and
Broadway
Discard Charles, Messenger Exchange, S F, res 722 Filbert
Disard James, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 722 Fil-
bert
Disturnell Sarah Miss, res 661 Ninth
Ditmas Henry, civil engineer, 1430 San Pablo ave, res same
Divers Michal P, sash maker California Door Co
Division Roadmaster S P Co, office cor Seventh and Bay
Division No 283 B of L E, meets every Friday 7:30 p m,
Fraternity Hall, cor Seventh and Peralta
Di Voll James G, mining, res 1561 Eighth
Divutto Henry, blacksmith Amador Marble Co, res Moun-
tain View Cemetery
Dix Caspar (Dix & Straub, S F) res 594 Sycamore
Dix Emma Miss, res 594 Sycamore
Dix James, shoemaker, res 1111 Campbell
vfe Dix James, sacker Gould & Williamson, res 1111 Campbell
*2— ^x William, milk dealer, Stock Yards, res 1111 Campbell
gj Dixon Binnington, laborer, res 1421 'Fifiteenth
Dixon Charles H, door maker California Door Co, res S F
H Dixon Clemen W, gripman OCR Co, res 760 Lydia
Dixon Edward, res 813 Eighteenth
JR Dixon George, plumber Alex II McKown, res 131 Twelfth
ave
« Dixon George, stableman, res 901 Seventh ave
Dixon James, horseshoer A McAuley, res 813 Eighteenth
Dixon J B, contractor and builder, 607 E Twelfth, res 613
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Dixon John B, show cases. S F. res 983 Willow
Dixon Lousianna Miss, res 420 First
Dixon Lucas, res 420 First
Dixon Richard, grip man OCR Co. res 14164 San Pablo ave
Dixon Wm, freight clerk S P Co, res S13 Adeline
Dixon Wm H. clerk S P Co, res S13 Adeline
Dixon Wm S, salesman, S F, res 177 E Fourteenth
Doane Lucy C Miss, res 717 Sixteenth
Doane May Miss, res 977 Willow
Doane Orin K, engineer S P Co, res 977 Willow
Doane P A, clerk San Francisco Lumber Co, S F. res 717
Sixteenth
Dobon Kate Mrs, res 660 E Fifteenth
Dobson Jane Miss, domestic James M Bassett, res 72S Eighth
Dobson John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dobson Walter, candy maker John H Hirschheiner, 13*24
Twenty-second ave
Dod James, shipping clerk S P Co
Dodge Edward C, news stand, 1054 Thirteenth ave, res 460
E Twelfth
Dodge E C Mrs. widow, music teacher, res 460 E Twelftn
Dodge A Frv (Clinton G Dodge and Fred W Fry) attvs-at-
law, rooms 17 and 33, 906 Broadway, r. E Twelfth
Dodge Granville, carpenter, Twentv-hfth ave bet Eleventh
and Twelfth
Dodge Harriett A Mrs, res 10<»«> Webster
Dodge Lillian B Miss, music teacher, res 460 East Twelfth
Dodge Lulu Miss, res 1006 Webster
Dod^e Marion M Mrs. widow, res 1219 Webster
Lge M M. S P Co'a office, S F. res 664 Eighteenth
Dods Grace Miss, res 1006 Webster
Dods Jam -re keeper S P Co, res 1006 Webster
Dod- Lincoln, res 1006 Webster
D B lira, ladies' nurse, re> 60S E Fifteenth
Dodson W G J, candy maker, res 658 E Fifteenth
Doe Charles F, pre- California Door Co, \YTood bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth, res S F
Doe Charles II. carpenter S P Co, res 1810 William
DOE LUKE, real estate, 468 Ninth, res 1159 Alice
Doe Murton A. fruit Btore, 1M<> William. I He
Doebel Bermann,bai tender Max Lawrence, res same
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Doherty , car] res 518 Ninth
Dohertj Ed, painter T .1 Bheehan
Doherty G irveyor, re.- 721 Fifth Fifth
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Doherty J F, driver Log Cabin Bakery, res 2075 San Pablo
ave
Doherty M Mrs, res 1712 William
Dohmann Henry, junk dealer, res 1165 Twenty-fourth
Dohrmann Henry, painter P N Kuss, res 1509 Brush
Dohrmann J H, professor of music, res 359 Fourth
Dohrmann J H W, clerk L E Clawson & Co, res 1509 Brush
Dohrmann John, cash boy Taft & Pennoyer, res 1509
Brush
Doig Alexander, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 618
Valdez
Doig John, dresser California Cotton Mills, res 618 Valdez
Doig William, coat maker M J KELLER, res cor Elev-
enth and Webster
Doig William F, bookkeeper California Cotton Mills, res
618 Veldez
Dolan Charles, carpenter, res 513 Ninth
Dolan Hugh, clerk John Gunnip, res NW cor Forty-second
and Telegraph ave
Dolan James, dairyman, res cor Weston ave and Broadway
Dolan Jas, teamster Alameda Macadamizing Co, res Thirty-
eighth nr Broadway
Dolan John, tinner M De La Montanya, and extraman
Engine Co No 1, res Clarendon House
Dolan Joseph C, fruit, poultry and produce, City Market, 1,
3 and 5, res 13 Valley
Dolan L, laborer S P Co
Dolan Lizzie Miss, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1826
Goss
Dolan Maggie, domestic 578 Sixteenth
Dolan Mamie Miss, 574 Sixteenth
Dolan Mary Miss, cloakmaker, S F, res 1826 Goss
Dolan Mary Mrs, dairy farm, res cor Weston ave and Broad-
way
Dolan Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1711 Atlantic
Dolan Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1826 Goss
Dolan Richard, carpenter, res 513 Ninth
Dolan Thomas, blacksmith, res 1477 Fifth
Dolan Thomas, upholsterer McGovern & JCahill, res 823
Twenty-ninth
Dolan Thomas, painter, res 166 Seventh
Dolan Win, cleaner S P Co, res 1711 Atlantic
Dolbier Delmar, clerk Smallman & Cummins: res 1413
Twelfth ave 6'
Dolbier F D, clerk Smallman & Cumming, res 1413 Twelfth
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Dolbier Ward S, machinist, S F, res 1413 Twelfth ave
Doling James, carpenter, res 806 Jackson
Doling Margaret Mrs, res 564 Second
Dolman Annie L Miss, principal Fruit Vale School, res
Fruit Vale
Domenico R, laborer Alameda Macadamizing quarry Co's,
res same
Domes Henry W, compositor C B Rice, res 1073 Thirteenth
ave
Domes John J, carriage maker, res 1565 Seventh
DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS, Frank
Kings agent,1062 Broadway
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, Frank
Kings general agent Alameda County, 1062 Broadway
Domingus Anton, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
252 Harlan
Domingus Manuel, laborer, 250 Louisa
Doininick Alonzo, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dominick Onara, laborer, res Perry
Dominico Rampone, laborer P C R quarry, res same
Domoto Charles H, nurseryman and gardener, res 658 Third
Donahar J W, propr Clarendon House 855 Washington
Donahoo P B, inventor, res Market Street House
Donahoo W H, brickinason, res 465 Thirteenth
Dohahue Kate Miss, res 1577 San Pablo ave
Donahue Michael, laborer, res n s Forty fifth nr Grove
Donahue Thomas, laborer Charter Oak Hotel
Donahue Thomas, shoemaker Wentworth Booot and Shoe
Co, res Seventh nr Wood
Donalan Thomas, printer, Twenty-eighth bet Market and
Myrtle
Donald George, gardener I L Requa, res Piedmont
Donald John, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Donaldson Alex, stair builder, res 500 Twenty-fourth
Donaldson Elizabeth Miss, res L417 Castro
Donaldson Emily 8 Mrs, widow, res 1117 Castro
Donaldson V M, domestic, 70 E Twelfth
Donaldson .lane.-, commission, 8 F, res ha Clede House
Donaldson John, carpenter, res L517 Market
Donaldson John (J. apothecary II II Skilling, res 1171
Washington
1 Donaldson Mary Miss, res 1417 ('astro
Donaldson Virgil M, pressmen Pacific Press, res 1517
Market
Donaldson Wm A. clerk Truckee Lumber Co, S F, res L620
Thirteenth i
PARKE & LACK CO.
Wood & Iron Working Machinery,
2i & 23 Fremont St., San Francisco.
WMttier Fuller & Co.
Paints, Oils & Glass,
412-414 Twelfth Street.
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Donavan Patrick, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Donegan Hugh, asst surveyor S F Tool Co, res cor Twenty-
fourth and Lee ave
Donegan J, employe Burnham-Standeford Co
Donelan S M Mrs, dressmaker, 355 Tenth, res same
Donelin T James, auditor's office S P Co, S F, res 1430 Six-
teenth
Donnell Arthur C, insurance agt, S F, res 1227 Myrtle
Donnell John, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Donnellan Edward, apprentice iron moulder, res 914 Twen-
ty-eighth
Donnellan Thomas, printer, 914 Twenty-eighth
Donnellan Thomas Jr, printer, res 914 Twenty-eighth
Donnelly Mary Mrs, widow, res 1310 Goss
Donnelly Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Donnelly Elizabeth, seamstress, res cor Pacific and Camp-
bell
Donnelly Grace, res E Fourteenth bet Adaline and Julia
Donnelly Henry, mining, res E Fourteenth bet Adeline
and Julia
Donnelly Henry T Jr, res E Fourteenth bet Adeline and
Julia
Donnelly Hettie Miss, res E Fourteenth bet Adeline and
Julia
Donnelly John C, traveling salesman, S F, res 1305 Eighth
Donnelly Mamie, employe California Hosiery Co, res 806
Washington
Donnelly Mary Miss, res 1810 Goss
Donnelly Thomas, hack driver, res Clarendon House
Donnes Frederick, cook, res 1205 Seventh
Donniker Adam, waiter, res 403 Ninth
Donnisher Mary Mrs, cook The Arlington
Donohue Cornelius J, iron moulder, S F, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue David, laborer, res 707 Sycamore
Donohue John, apprentice, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue Kate Miss, res 1557 Webster
Donohue Maggie C Miss, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue Murty, laborer, res 553 Sixth
Donohue Robert E, gasfitter, S F, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue Samuel J, apprentice, S F, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donovan Annie Mrs, res 662 Jefferson
Donovan Con, plasterer, res w s Telegraph nr Alcatraz ave
Donovan Daniel, clerk W P Slattery, res 760 Third
Donovan D H, res 613 Sixth
Donovan E Mrs, res 617 Sixth
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Donovan Eva Miss, res 916 Third
Donovan James, plasterer, res SW cor Telegraph and Alca-
traz ave
Donovan John, watchman S P Co, res 1003 Third
Donovan John, laborer, res Winthxop House
Donovan John B. compositor Oakland Enquirer, res 613
Sixth
U < Donovan John J, teacher, res 1113 Tenth
|— O Donovan John L, paper hanger McGovern & Cahill, res
1003 Third
Donovan John T, engineer Flint & Zimmerman, res 495
Twenty-fifth
Donovan Julia Mrs, domestic, res 843 Madison
Donovan Lucy M Mrs, res 158 Fifth
Donovan Maggie E Miss, milliner Mrs N Laymance, res
613 Sixth'
Donovan Margaret Mrs, res 613 Sixth
Donovan Mary Mrs, nurse, res 1053 Peralta
^ Donovan Michael, employe St Mary's Cemetery, res 916
Third
H Donovan Minnie Miss, milliner, res 916 Third
Donovan William S, atty-at-law, res 613 Sixth
Doody Arthur H, sign writer Doody & Hoolev, res 565
JM Sixth
p*^ Doody Daniel \\\ painter Doody & Hooley, res 565 Sixth
VJ Doody & Hooley (Miles Doody and Cornelius Hooley) house
T painters and decorators, IT -1 'Twelfth
Doody Miles (Doody & Hoolev) and asst chief engineer and
fire warden O F D, res 565 Sixth
^j Doolan James, baker John B Davitt, res 1810 Seventh
^4 Doolan James II, livery and sale stables, 1070 Thirteenth
^^| ave, res L 067 Twelfth ave
kJj D-x.lan Michael, yardman S P Co, res 1860 William
3G Dooley Charles, res (Jalindo Hotel
pi J Dooley John, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1005
M Third
^* Dooley Margaret Mrs, res L457 Eighth
Dooley Patrick, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1005
H Third
Doolittle D W. carpenter, res 569 Sixth
WDoom James, laborer J L Davie, res 970 Washington
Doom .1 E, Laborer, rea 83 l Franklin
Doom I: G \4 Franklin
Fj| !>.,.,-.• William A . wine- and lienors, -J'J*.) Kighth,
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res 627 Myrtle
Doran Daniel, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Doran James, blacksmith Martin Ryan, res Capitol Hotel
Doran* Jeremiah, hay, grain and feed, 1957 San Pablo ave
cor Thirtieth, res 1950 Filbert
Doran Jane Mrs, res 1778 Atlantic
Doran Maggie Miss, forelady mangling dept Contra Costa
Laundry, res 1778 Atlantic
Doran May Miss, cashier Contra Costa Laundry, res 1778
Atlantic
Doran Nicholas, sexton St Patrick's Church, res 960Peralta
Dorcey J J, train dispatcher, res Weber Hotel
Dore John, bookkeeper P Kennedy & Co, S
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Dorety Joseph H, commission merchant, S
Eighth ave
Dorety Mabel L Miss, res 1230 Eighth ave
Dorgan John, carpenter, res 1715 William
Dorgan Michael, dairy, 2417 Piedmont ave
Dorman Asenath Mrs, widow, res 1656 Webster
Dorman Henry, painter, res 409 Thirteenth
Dornin Geo W, clerk, S F, res 1974 Webster ave
Dorn Ernest R, bridge builder S P Co, res 988 Willow
Dorn Samuel, butcher, res Girard House
Dornbach George W, engineer Pacific Iron and Nail Works,
res 1010 Third
Dornin Nelson E, student Hopkins Academy, res Berkeley
Dorrell Eunice V Miss, res 264 B
Dorrell James G, carpenter, res 264 B
Dorrell Thomas C, res 264 B
Dorsaz Fred H, photographer W W Dames, res 831 Myrtle
Dorsch Charles, merchant tailor, dyeing and cleaning, 1712
Seventh, res same
Dorsch Mary Mrs, dressmaker, 1712 Seventh, res same
Dorsch Tillie M, milliner F M Reed & Co, res 1713 Eleventh
Dorsey J J, employe S P Co, res 508i Fifteenth
Dorwin George W, supt Melrose Smelting Works, res Bay
ave, Melrose
Doty — — , track walker S P Co, res 1057 Thirteenth ave
Doty Antone, laborer S P Co, res 1772 Atlantic
Doty Joseph, laborer S P Co
Doub D Milton, gas fixtures, S F, res 528 Thirty-first
Doubt Joseph H, laborer, res 1167 Thirty-sixth
Doubt Mary J Mrs, dressmaker, res 1167 Thirty-sixth
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W Fruil Vale ave
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Dougery Charles, plasterer, res 1828 Adeline
Dougherty Mrs. res 756 Seventh
Dougherty Ada Miss, res E Fourteenth bet Adeline and
Julia
Dougherty Ann Mrs, res 721 Fifth
Dougherty C M, capitalist, res E Fourteenth bet Adeline
and Julia
Dougherty Daniel, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dougherty E, painter, res 523 Eighth
Dougherty Hugh, engineer S P Co, res 1715 Goss
Dougherty Phillip, fireman S P Co, res 1715 Goss
Dougherty Etta Miss, res 1417 Sixth ave
Douglas Prank J, switchman S P Co, res 817 Peralta
Douglas George A, employe City Hall, res Fruit Vale ave
Douglas Marjorie Miss, res 860 E Fourteenth
Douglas Nathan S, bookkeeper Dalziel & Moller, res 2015
( Shestnui
Douglai , painter, res Pullman Hotel
Douglass Eliza Mrs, widow, res 1919 Magnolia
Doaglass P J, switchman S P Co, res 817 Peralta
Douglass S X Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Dovide Simeone, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Dow Amos R (Dow & Forsting) real estate, res L185 E Six-
nth
Dow Augustus, insurance, B F, res l Is; Thirteenth
Dow Daniel, painter, res L267 Campbell
Dow Edward, Bhoe maker Nolan & Williamson, rea 825
Twenty-ninth
Dot* d Forsting (A lv Dow and L AY Forsting) real estate
and insurance, Twenty-third ave Station
Do* i E, hydraulic machinery, S F, res 568 Twenty-
fifth
W. student, r< a L370 Eleventh
D i .'I'wrniv-lliirl ave
1 '"\v John, painter, rea 1 26*7 Campbell
1 1 ■■••• I ■ carpenter 8 P < Jo, res L370 Eleventh
1 >-w M M i 370 Eleventh
I >"v, Minnie B M Twenty-third ave
Dow Rath Mrs, dressmaker Mrs M E Hillier, res 512 Eighth
Dow W A tudent, n I 21 0 Twenty-third ave
I >ov -I !>• rnard, laborer, rea 1 1 L3 Third
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Dowd Daniel, painter, res 1267 Campbell
Dowd Michael, laborer, res cor E Twelfth and Twenty-first ave
Dowdle Charles, clerk Jordan & Arnold, res 1122 Chestnut
Dowdle Clara Miss, res 1122 Chestnut
Dowdle Everett S, pressman Jordan & Arnold, res 1122
Chestnut
Dowdle Louise Mrs, widow, res 1122 Chestnut
Dower Edward, employe S P Co, res 1706 Seward
Dower Daniel, cleaner S P Co, res 1706 Seward
Dowling Emma Miss, employe Ames & Dietrich, S F, res
417 Fourth
Dowling Kate Miss, res n s Thirty-ninth, second house from
Telegraph ave
Dowling Sadie Miss, res n s Thirty-ninth, second house from
Telegraph ave
Dowling Sarah E Mrs, res n s Thirty-ninth, second house
from Telegraph ave
Dowling Thomas, waiter, Galindo Hotel
Dowling W E, carpet layer, res 555 Twenty-second
Downard Richard, laborer, res Vernon ave, Emeryville
Downer Elijah H, res Halleck nr Park ave, Emeryville
Downer Hart A, res 1910 Thirteenth ave
Downer Susan B Miss, res Halleck nr Park ave, Emeryville
Downey Andrew, real estate, res 854 Jefferson
Downey Ann Mrs, res 665 Fifth
Downey Annie Miss, res 665 Fifth
Downey Daniel, gripman 0 C RCo, res 689 Twenty-seventh
Downey Frank, employee James Dallas, res 914 Fifth
Downey J C, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co, S F, res 1273
Ninth ave
Downey John, carpenter Pacific Coast Planing Mills, res S F
Downey Patrick, conductor OCR Co, res 689 Twenty-
Seventh
Downey Peter, laborer, res Oakland House
Downey T A, patrolman, res 458 Seventh
Downey Thomas, lather, res 669 Fourth
Downey Thomas A, policeman, res 413 Ninth
Downey William J, res 665 Fifth
Downie B I P Co, factory east of Lake Merritt, office at
factory and 204 Market, S F
Downie W, employe Burnham-Standeford Co
Downing Geo J, purser steamer Corona, res 1556 Ninth ave
Downing J C V, mariner, 705 Twenty-seventh
Downing J H, photographer, res 709 Tenth
Downing John, teamster Hayes & Co, res Golden Gate Hotel
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Downing Rena Miss, res 1556 Ninth ave
Downing Theodore H, res 1556 Ninth ave
Downing Thos A, res 1253 Eleventh ave
Downing Thos H, lather, res 1868 Division
Downing Will E, marine engineer, res 1556 Ninth ave
Downs Daniel, brakeman S P. Co, res 1612 Fifteenth
Downs Daniel B, master mariner, res High, Melrose
Downs Orlando K, livery and boarding stable, 1692 Tele-
graph ave, res same
Downs S (t, employe 0 K Downs, res 1692 Telegraph ave
Downs Thomas, stableman Fisher & Taylor, res foot of
Franklin
Downs Win, res Winthrop House
DOWS B W, manager Central Pharmacy, junction San
Pablo ave and Broadway, res 572 Ninth
I )nyle Chester, Japanese interpreter, S F, res 1311 Fourth
ave
Doyle Dan, laborer S P Co
Dovle Denis, emplove Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 1862
William
Doyle Edward, shoemaker, S F, res 1518 Fifth
Doyle Prank F, farmer, res cor San Pablo and Doyle aves,
( rolden I rate
Doyle James, iron worker, res 1511 Seventh
Dovle James A, tinsmith S P Co, res 909 Fifth
Doyle James -I. -ail maker, S F, res 229 Harlan
Doyle John, teamster Have- & Co, res Stock Yards
Dovle John D, farmer, res cor San Pablo and Doyle ave-.
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le Lul >cer, 852 Webster, res same
Doyle Margaret Miss, res L224 Eighth
Doyle M E Mrs, widow, res L311 Fourth ave
Doyle Michael, repairer S 1' ('<>. re- I860 William
Doyle Michael Jr, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
I860 William
le Patrick, employe Water Works, res L815 Seventh
Doyle Thomas, horse shoer, res 698 Thirty-fifth
1 trado John, laborer, res 220 I [ele'n
Uberl 8, Btudenl . res 77 I Nineteenth
I > i : 1 1 - Ales S, res 77 1 Nineteenth
Draifl Lucinda .1 M i 77 I Nineteenth
I trais Roberl . studenl . res 77 1 Nineteenth
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Drake George, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 620 Franklin
Drake George F, jeweler, S F, res 1720 Seward
Drake George W, laborer S P Co, res 1720 Seward
Drake Grace, compositor Pacific Press, res 715 Twelfth
Drake John B, clerk, S F, res 1720 Seward
Drake Mary A, res 368 First
Drake Mary A Mrs, res 620 Franklin
Drake Theresa, wreaver California Cotton Mills, res 620
Franklin .
Drake Thomas, collector, res 620 Franklin
; Drake Willis, boiler tender Judson Works, res 2126 Magno-
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j Draper Hattie E, music teacher, res 1151 Harrison
J Draper John S, mgr H J Smith & Co, res 1507 Telegraph
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• Draper Mabel, res 1151 Harrison
Draper Thomas B, plasterer, res 1066 E Fifteenth
Dreaper Calvin P, raftsman S P Co, res 1667 William
Dredge T F, res 251 Eighth
Drennan Alice Miss, student, res e s Adeline nr Fortieth
Drennan Annie Miss, student High School, res e s Adeline
nr Fortieth
Drennan Thomas, machinist, res e s Adeline nr Fortieth
Drennon Carrie Miss, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Elizabeth Mrs, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Mary Miss, corset maker, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Nellie Miss, tailoress, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Nelson, water tender steamer Queen of Pacific, res
1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Vina Miss, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Dresco L (Petar & Dresco) res 1363 Castro
Dressal Peter, boiler maker Clark & Wooley, res SW cor
Thirty-ninth and Grove
Dresser Walter H, cashier S P Co, res 1024 Willow
Dressier Gustavus, boots and shoes, 615 E Twelfth, res
same
Dressier Walter H, freight clerk Sixteenth Street Station,
res 856 Adeline
Drew E, res 472 Twenty-fourth
Drew Edwin P Capt, master barque W H Dimond, res 1418
Filbert
Drew Elizabeth Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundrv, res
1420 Fifteenth
Drew Aimer R, asst instructor University of California,
res 681 Twenty-fifth
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I Drew Enoch, res 681 Twenty-fifth
Drew James, laborer East Oaklank Brick Yard, res 1443
Linden
Drew Joseph, apprentice, res 1420 Fifteenth
Drew Sam, blacksmith, res 1853 Short
Drexler Jefferson, cook, res Vernon ave
Dreyer Ella M, titter Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res
"1334 Kirkham
| Dreyer Fred, news agt, res 310 Seventh
Driver John H, shoemaker, S F, res 310 Seventh
Dreyer Louisa Miss, res 310 Seventh
Dreyer Margaret Miss, res 310 Seventh
Dreyer Margaret Mrs, widow, res 1334 Kirkham
Driggs IM ward II, laborer, res n s Temescal nr Telegraph
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Driggs I eorge R, res 1019 Webster
Drink water Ambrose M, collector Contra Costa Water Co,
res 662 Eighteenth
Driscoll Dennis J, sailmaker, S F, res 1661 Atlantic
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riscoll James J, employe J Strauss & Co, S F, res
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riscoll Jeremiah, laborer S P Co, res 753 Campbell
riscoll Johanna M Mrs, widow, res 1405 Webster
riscoll John, laborer S P Co, res 753 Campbell
riscoll Julia Miss, res 766 Eighteenth
riscoll Kate, domestic, res 262 E Tenth
riscoll Lillie Miss, res 9 l<> Peralta
riscoll M, employe G F Cri-1 & Son, res cor E Twelfth and
Twenty-second ave
riscoll ie Mis-, domestic, res 1155 Jackson
riscoll Maria Mrs, res 613 Seventeenth
riscoll Mike, rea Winthrop Bouse
riscoll Moses, Inmate In Just rial Home for the Adult Blind, ^ >
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riscoll s V Mrs, rea 1457 Broadway
riscoll Mrs, vest maker M J KELLEK
Driscoll William, farmer, res e a Adeline bet Menlo and
Btanl
riscoll Win. laborer, rea s,"> Ali<
riscoll W'.n F . student 8 P Tat.-, rea 940 Peralta
river II W, nurse, rea 1 261 ( lampbell
rucker Herman, expressman, rea 1451 Seventh
ruck i Id and and 8 F Express, Howard & Conroy
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Druhe Herman A, bookkeeper, S F, res 1378 Tenth
Druhe John H, capitalist, res 1175 Market
Druhiii Carl, paper box mfr, res 1312 Grove
Druke Caroline Miss, res Fruit Vale ave
DrumCassie M Miss, res 953 Market
Drum Frank G, cashier, S F, res 953 Market
Drum John S, capitalist, 1050 Broadway, res 953 Market
Drum John S Jr, student, res 953 Market
Drummond John, laborer, res Felton, Lorin
Drummond R, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Drury Loretta Miss, dressmaker, res 1156i Seventh
Drussel Daniel, clerk, H J McAvoy, res 918 Filbert
Drussel Julia Mrs, res 918 Filbert
Drussel Louis M, employe planing mills, res 918 Filbert
Drynen Annie C Mrs, widow, res 227 Tenth
Drynen Marv L Miss, bookkeeper P W Bellingall, S F, res
227 Tenth
Drynen William J, clerk J N Knowles, S F, res 227 Tenth
Duarte Manuel, laborer, res 1723 Seventh
Duarte Manuel I, laborer, res 1723 Seventh
Dubernet L Mrs, dressmaking parlors, cor E Fourteenth
and Thirtieth ave
Dubernet Lucien, picture frame mfr, S F, res 1258 Elev-
enth ave
Dubernet Roal F, picture frame mfr. also dealer in artists'
materials, engravings and oil paintings, 1122 Thir-
teenth ave, res 1258 Eleventh ave
Dubois Benjamin, pattern maker, res 2101 Adeline
Du Bois Elijah, capitalist, res 1632 Telegraph ave
Dubois Fred W, brakeman S P Co, res 1112 Eleventh ave
Du Bois Irene E Mrs, teacher Lincoln School, res 586 Tenth
Dubois Peter, stair builder, res 2101 Adeline
Dubois Rosine L Miss, domestic I L Requa, res Piedmont
Dubois Win C, railway postal clerk, res 1112 Eleventh ave
Duchein Cyrille, cutler, 422 Seventh, res 612 Franklin
Duchrau Emile, tailor, S F, res 807 Wood
Duddy George, res 911 Ninth
Duddy Martin, express, res 911 Ninth
Dudley Arey A, chemist, S F, res 1222 Franklin
Dudley Chas P, res 1236 Adeline
j£ * Dudley Ezra C, conductor S P Co, res Market St Block
^ 2 Dudley Justin Z, artist, res 1222 Franklin
U g1 Dudley Wm M (Glines & Dudley) res 1236 Adeline
_ < Due Anton, driver, Park ave nr Horton, Emeryville
X "» Duff C J, res 1213 Broadway
>- Duff Wm, laborer S P Co, res 1725 William
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Duffy A J, capitalist, res Fewland House, Seventh
Duffy Bernard, teamster Kemillard Brick Co
Duffy Clarence Miss, dressmaker La Clede House, 1116
Broadway
Duffy Francis Miss, dressmaker La Clede House, 1116
Broadway
Duffy James A, capitalist, res Merrill Hotel
Duffy John E, feeder Pacific Iron and Xail Works, res 819
Filbert
Duffy Lizzie M Miss, shoe fitter Nolan Bros, S F, res 819
Filbert
Duffy Patrick, saloon, San Pablo ave nr Folger ave, Golden
Gate
Duffy Thomas, plasterer, res 1355 Kirkham
Duffy Thomas, laborer, res e s Telegraph ave bet Linden
and Temescal
Duffy Thomas M, porter, S F, res 819 Filbert
Dufit Mary Mrs, res 372 First
Dufrane John L, contractor, res 1312 Telegraph ave
Dufud Peter, caulker, res 709 Webster
Dugan Annie Miss, student res 1372 Twelfth
Dugan Km ma A, student Dnpue & Avdelotte's Business I !ol-
iege, i. a 22 South'Park, S F
Dugan F J, switchman S P Co, res 1562 Seventh
Dugan George, collector Wheeler A Wilson Manufacturing
Co, res L065 Campbell
Dugan George J, lather, res 1372 Twelfth
Dugan ' . ■■ .1 Jr, student, res 1372 Twelfth
an Jennie Miss, student, res L372 Twelfth
Dugan John, Bwitchman 8 1' Co, res 1562 Seventh
Dugdall Marguerite Miss, operator Sunset Telephone1]
graph Co, res 510 Twelfth
Dugdall Wm II. salesman WheelerA Wilson Manufacturing
'I Fifteenth
Duggan Annie, domestic, (.c>'» Twelfth
Duggan Thomas, gardener W Metcalf, res cor College and
Vernon a
Duirahon Charles, butcher, res Halletl ave nr Green, Stock
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Duke John, bookkeeper, res 306 Fourteenth
Dukey < 'arl, res L367 Fifteenth
Dukey E M Mrs, res 1367 Fifteenth
Dulcich Luigi, carpenter, res NE c^r E Fourteenth and
Thirteen! li a
Duley M res 1 157 Eighth
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Dulmage Elizabeth Mrs, widow, res 914 Poplar
Dumas Anna Mrs, res 1721 Myrtle
Dumett E C Mrs, res 1574 Seventh ave
Dumett John C, marine engineer, res 1574 Seventh ave
Dun Joseph, clerk Salingu, res 855 Washington
Dunakin Thomas H, porter C E Whitnev S F, res 1308
Twelfth ave
Dunbar Joshua, tea and coffee, 1008 Ninth ave
Dunbar Kate Miss, ironer Contra Costa Laundry, res 1418
Fifteenth
Dunbar Lizzie Miss, landress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1418
Fifteenth
Dunbar Minnie, binder, Pacific Press, res 763 Seventeenth
Dunbar Retta, compositor Pacific Press, res 763 Seventeenth
Dunbar S G S, principal Durant School, res 431 Hawthorn
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Duncan Alexander, salesman, res 1524 Broadway
Duncan Alexander, carpenter, res 1526£ Broadway
Duncan Anna J Mrs, res 1059 Brush
Duncan D G Mrs, res 1365 Eighth
Duncan F Mrs, res 1059 Brush
Duncan George J, baggageman S P Co, res 1726 William
Duncan James, engineer Jute Mills, res 129 E Eleventh
Duncan J J, res 1059 Brush
Duncan M A Mrs, res 3 Forty-fourth
Duncan R D, painter S P Co, res 1209 Broadway
Duncan R M, grocer 851 Myrtle, res 945 Myrtle
Duncan Robert, carpenter S P Co, res 956 Third
Duncombe Lucy M Mrs, res 1676 Thirteenth ave
Dundon John, carpenter Eagle Planing Mill, res 838 West
Duner Arnold, dairyman, res Beulah Park
Dungan Eugene L, baggageman S P Co, res 1719 Sherman
Dunham Benjaman F (Dunham, Carrigan,Hayden & Co S F)
res 1397 Alice
Dunham C A Mrs, res 1157 Market
Dunham Clarissa Mrs, widow res 1502 Broadway
Dunham David H, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 524
Sixth
Dunham E C, salesman, res 1157 Market
Dunham Emily K Miss, res 524 Sixth
Dunham Everett C, clerk The J Dewing Co, res 1137
Market
Dunham Geo P, driver McCleverty & Noblett, res 524 Sixth
Dunham Timothy, driver OCR Co, res n s Forty-seventh
nr Shattuck ave
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Dunham Woodruff Capt, oysterman and boatman, res
water front foot of Harrison
Dunkle booth . painter Wm H "Weilbye
DUNIAP CHAS H, agent Mutual Life Insurance
Co of New York, 962 Broadway
Dunlap Henry A, house mover, res 720 Seventh
Dunlap John N, U S Bridge tender Webster street bridge,
res Webster street bridge
Dunlap Win, res 720 Seventh
Dunlevy Michael, butcher, (.'71 Third
Dunmire Samuel S, res 1361 Franklin
Dunn Alex, machinist, S F, res L370 Ninth
Dunn Charles, res 1656 Webster
Dunn Clara B Miss, clerk W U T Co, S F, res 692 Sycamore
Dunn E L, res 1756 Seventh
Dunn Ellen Mrs, res 1414 Seventeenth
Dunn Gertie Miss, res 1222 Cypress
Dunn Howard, surveyor, office city engineer, res Ross House
Dunn J Mrs, res 1414 Seventeenth
Dunn James, butcher O'Connell & McDonald, res 1273 San
Pablo ave
Dunn James, moulder, res Peralta ave
Dunn J M, dentist 1155 Broadway, res 467 Thirteenth
Dunn John, machinist, res Clark street, Melrose
Dunn J P, student of medicine, res 1155 Broadway
Dunn Martin, laborer, res 911 Seventh
Dunn Mary Mi-> res 690 Sycamore
Dunn Nellie J Mrs, res 1414 Seventeenth
Dunn Patrick, laborer, res 1612 Myrtle
Dunn Patrick H, gardener, res L431 Webster
Dunn R K. dentist 1108| Broadway, res 1224 Franklin
Dunn Samuel W, book agt, res 692 Sycamore
Dunn Susan M Miss, teacher, res L656 Webster
Dunn Thomas, Laborer, res (->72 E Sixteenth
Dunn Wilber L, paper hanger Fawcetl Bros, res 692 Syca-
more
Dunn Wm, cleaner S P Co, rea 1612 Myrtle
Dunnavan John, paper hanger, res 1060 Broadway
Dunne James, tailor, rea 1617 Eighth
Dunne John, clerk S P Co, S F. rea B28 Myrtle
Dunne Patrick, tailor, res 1617 Eighth
Dunne Patrick Jr, tailor I' .1 O'Connor, rea L617 Eighth
Dunne Thomas, clerk, rea 1617 Eighth
Dannetl Georgie Miss, artist, rea 378 E Fifteenth
Dunning Terrence S, drug clerk, res 700 Twenty-sixth
Dunphy Thomas, teacher violin, rea 764 Twentieth
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Dunstan John, coachman and gardener W W Cameron, res |
1914 Telegraph ave
Dunster John H, carpenter, res 742 Peralta
Dupont G, laborer, res 728 Chestnut
Duponte Anton, laborer, res 1517 Third
Du Prat Augustus, clerk S F, res 1057 Campbell
Duran A, res 572 Tenth
Duran Agnes Mrs, res 572 Tenth
Duran Edward C, artist, res 572 Tenth
Durand Sherwood, horseman, res 1666 Broadway
Durant Amos, cleaner S P Co, res 586 Twentieth
Durant Amos, clerk S P Co, res San Pablo ave cor Folsom,
Golden Gate
Durant School, S GS Dunbar principal, n s Twenty-eighth
bet Grove and West
Durant William W, musician, res 600 Twelfth
Duren Alice M Miss, teacher, res 1405 Alice
Durenberger M, bushelman M J KEIjTjEB., res 1118
Third
Durham , carpenter, res 363 Fifth
Durham Annie Miss, res 460 Sixth
Durham John, gardener Q A Chase, res Broadway nr Moss
ave
Durham John O, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Durham J P Mrs, milliner L M Reed & Co, res 1116 Wash-
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Durham William, hostler Hunt Bros, res 514 Fourteenth
Durham William F, res 1217 Harrison
Durkee Geo W, carpenter, res 315 Eleventh
Durkee Mrs, San Pablo ave nr Klinkner ave, Golden
Gate
Durkin Mary E Miss, domestic A M Simpson, res 1265 '
Grove
Durmont J, watchman S P Co
Durning T Geo, mining supt, res 1663 Eleventh ave
Durning Thomas A Jr. clerk, res 1614 Fifteenth
Durning Thomas A, printer, S F, res 1614 Fifteenth
Du Rose Alice Miss, res 1117 Poplar
Du Rose Charles H, carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co,
res 1117 Poplar
Du Rose Francis F, propr Palace Baths, S F, res 1117
Poplar
Durr Mrs, packer R Franke & Co
Durr John J, shoemaker, 1508 Broadway, res same
Durst Emily B Miss, res 1113 Adeline
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Durst Joachim, res 1113 Adeline
Dusinbury Harry E, clerk Geo B Seaman, res 1228 Adeline
Dusinbury John B, res 1228 Adeline
DUSINBURY MYRON T (Dusinbury & Wurts)
and notary public, res 1228 Adeline
DUSINBURY & WURTS (Myron T Dusinbury
and Myron L Wurts) real estate and insurance, 467
Ninth'
Dusing William, millhand California Door Co, res S F
Dusio B, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Dustin James, horse trainer, res Park ave cor Hollis, Emery-
ville
Dutra Tony, Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 1413
Eighteenth
Dutton Alfred H, collector Enquirer Publishing Co, res
1312 San Pablo ave
Dutton John W, advertising agt Enquirer, res 1312 San
Pablo ave
Dutton J W Mrs, dressmaker, 1312 San Pablo ave, res
same
Duval Joseph, carpenter, W T Vietch, res 762 Twentieth
Duval Oliver, foreman W T Veitch, res 777 Fourteenth
Da Val W Moylan, mfrs' agt, S F, res 1259 Alice
Duvall Frank, employe California Jute Mills
Dwinell I E Rev, professor Theological Seminary, res 460
Plymouth ave
Dwyer Bridget Mr-, res 1010 Third
Dwyer Daniel, marble and granite works, nr Mountain View
Cemetery gate, res Piedmont ave nr Cemetery
Dwyer James, res Alcatraz ave E of Adeline
Dwyer Thomas, car driver Fourteenth Street Railway, res
1210 Peralta
Dyekinan Anna R Mrs. widow, res 1320 Broadway
Dyer A. miner, res 558 Sixth
Dyer Mi — . Btudent High School, res 966 Eighteenth
Dyer E 1 Mr-, res 966 Eighteenth
Dyer Ernest I. -indent High School, res 966 Eighteenth
Dyer Jennie II Mi--, res L257 Jackson
Dyer Harold 1'. Bupt Beet Sugar Manufacturing Co, res 966
Eighteenth
Dyer Henry 8, sugar expert, s F, res 966 Eighteenth
Hubert P, student State University, res 966 Eighteenth
Dyer •! A. painter P \ ELuss, res 513 Eleventh
Dyer Joseph B, stock broker, 8 1". rea 312 Fourteenth
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Dyer R C Dr, electrician, res 558 Sixth
Dyer Ruth B Miss, res 1257 Jackson
Dyke Julia A Mrs, widow, res 161 Third
Dynes Wm H, conductor S P Co, res 1519 Eighth
Dysart W W, Pullman Car porter, res 1868 Seventh
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Eadie James, stone cutter Amador Marble Co, res Mountain
View Cemetery
Eadie William, polisher Amador Marble Co, res Mountain i
View Cemetery i ^^^
Eadon Moses, buyer Hawley Bros Hardware Co, 1261 Sixth i | I
ave
Eadon Zillah Miss, res 1261 Sixth ave
Eads C A Mrs, dressmaking, 1017 Clay
Eagan E Miss, res Welldon House
Eagan John, stone cutter D Dwyer, res 476 Twelfth
Eagan Tracv Miss, dressmaker, res Welldon House
EAGEN & HOGAN (John J Eagen and Thos P
Hogan) proprietors Humboldt Lumber Co, cor Fourth
and Washington
Eagen John J (Eagen & Hogan) res 567 Eighth
Eager Mary Mrs, res 1315 Twelfth ave
Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, Richard Abbey pres,
George Roeth sec, Alfred Abbey supt, box makers and
spruce lumber dealers, 611 and 615 Market
EAGLE PLANING MILLS, Tocole & Broadwell
proprietors, 752-758 Franklin
Eagles Wm C, res 817 Peralta
Eames Frank, res 865 Center
Eames George W, conductor S P Co, res 837 Clay
Earners Jeane Miss, res 266 Thirteenth
Eames Louisa C Mrs, res 865 Center
Eames Sarah Miss, student, res 1465 San Pablo ave
Earickson E J, upholsterer, res 1826 Adeline
Earl A T Mrs, res 1219 Jefferson
Earl Catherine, res 1113 Third
Earl George J, carpenter, res 322 B
Earl Guy C (Hall & Earl) atty-at-law and notary public,
957 Broadway, res 1219 Jeffersou
Earl Katie Mrs, res 1113 Third
Earl W Mrs, tailoress, res 1019 Broadway
Earl Walter, plumber, res 1091 Third
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Bank, res Pros-
Earle John B. note teller
pect Heights
Earley James, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Hollis
nr Park ave, Emeryville
Earnest Joseph T, commission merchant, S F. r<
Mission
mi Wm L, city editor the Oakland Times
Easter Emma Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
ster John W, res L718 San Pablo ave
East< r I. ura E Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Mary P Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter Nettie Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Sherman U, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easterhrook Thomas L, brickmason, re- 1227 Peralta
tern Market, T J Crowley propr, 1561 Broadway
-iham Henry 8, master mariner, res 519 E Fourteenth
Eastham Maria L Mrs, res 519 E Fourteenth
land Alfred T, sec Stockton Gas Light and Heat Cm.
S F. res I ralindo Hotel
EASTLAND JOSEPH Gr, president Oakland I
Light and Heat Co, (.>04 Broadwav. res Bon Air
Eastland Saun M, crockery and glassware, S F, res L373
Ninth
EASTLAND VAN LEER, superintendent Oak-
land Gas Light and Heat Co, res 817 Grove
Eastland Win II, crockery and glassware, S F, res 137:)
Ninth
Eastman Bowman, res 1322 Truth
man C II, commission merchant, S F, res 1057 Seventh
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EASTMAN FRANK G, superintendent quarry
Oakland Paving Co, res 460 Twenty-fourth
inian Joel A. carpenter, rea L105 E Twenty-second
•man Lottie F G Miss, res 460 Twenty-fourth
man Lu E Miss, rea L223 Eleventh ave
tnian Alfred, res L223 Eleventh ave
stman M L, enth
EASTMAN MOSES H, superintendent The Oak-
land Paving Co, res ■ '>■! Valley
■man R M Miss, res 460 Twenty-fourth
tman Walt< r r. engin< i c Elictric Light Works, S P Co,
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lakland r tding Rooms, Miss Charlotte E Brom-
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and 1 1 • . t . 1,1) M Bacon propr,
579 E Twelfth
DAP VI? J?r T APV Ct\ engines and boilers,
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and E Fifteenth
East Oakland Planing Mill, Miller & Co proprs, E Twelfth
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth aves
East Oakland Presbyterian Church, cor E Fourteenth and
Thirteenth ave
Easton Berkeley, printer Tribune, res 918 Harrison
Easton E J Mrs, res Winsor Hotel
Easton Frederick, employe S P Co, res 1772 Goss
Easton Irene Miss, dressmaker, res 1373 Harrison
Easton James, capitalist, res 1373 Harrison
Easton Margaret Miss, res 1373 Harrison
Eaton Charles H, lumber surveyor, res 857 Myrtle
Eaton E J Mrs, res 857 Myrtle
Eaton Henry J, laundry man, res 1379 Sixteenth
Eaton Horace T, student, res 1379 Sixteenth
Eaton Grace A Miss, res 857 Myrtle
Eaton Mary Miss, res 719 Eighth
Ebeling Fred, clerk Paul J Reilly, res 904 Washington
Ebeling Mary Mrs, sausage, 467i Eighth, res 904 Washing-
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Ebell Society, mail care of Mrs Florence Varney, 935 Fil-
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Eber George, carpenter, res 533 Seventeenth
Eber John, res 369 Eleventh
Eber John W, brick layer, res 369 Eleventh
Eberlein Charles S, sign writer, res 1741 Filbert
Eberlein Ida Mrs, res 1749 Filbert
Ebson Anthony, res 1726 Pacific
Eby John D, mgr Stearns Manufacturing Co, S F, res 1213
Myrtle
Eccles Robert, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Eccles Wm J, painter Farwell & Russell, res 951 Thirty-
fifth
Eccleston R Mrs, res 1220 Union
Echlin Charles C, clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co, S F,
res 1010 Ewenty-eighth
Echlin James A, contractor and builder, res 1010 Twenty-
eighth
Eckers John C, carpenter, res Willamette House
Eckles Ingabo N Mrs, res Golden Gate
Eckles Jessie L Miss, res Golden Gate
Eckles Nellie M Miss, teacher Bay Public School, Golden
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Eckles Raymond, foreman, S F, res Golden Gate
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Eddiugs A E Mrs, res Bravton Block
Eddings William C, propf " The Cave," 473 Eleventh, res
Brayton Block
Eddy Charles, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 951-J-
Third
Eddy Harrv, emplove Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 973
Third "
Eddy Jennie Mrs, dressmaker, res 1050 Third
Eddy M J Miss, res 555 Nineteenth
Edelen Emma Miss, res 914 Peralta
Edelen R L, brick mason, res 560 Ninth
Edgar A, fireman S P Co, res 802 Pine
Edgar A M Mrs, res 2153 West
Edgar James, miner, res Korty-first nr San Pablo ave
Edgar Margaret J Mrs, res 2153 West
EDGAR ROBERT, deputy County clerk, res
Berkeley
Edgar Samuel, blacksmith James Galvin, res Berkeley
Edgar W J, fireman S P Co, res Berkeley
Edgar W J, fireman S P Co, res 1863 William
Edgcomb Richard P, carpenter S P Co, res 811 Pine
Edgecomb Byron W, clerk S P Co, res 371 Fifth
Edinger F S, draughtsman B and B dept S P Co, res 1413
Brush
Edlund Augusta, domestic, 1020 Fourteenth
Edmonds Walter J, barber, res 717 Sixth
Edmunds Catherine Mrs, res 228 E Fourteenth
Edoff James I\ commercial traveler, res 913 Grove
Edouart Percival E, stone cutter D Dwyer, res 2507 Pied-
mont ave
Edstrom Thomas, trunk maker, res 811 Center
Edward .Joseph T, laborer, res 1864 Short
1 Edward William F, glove maker, S F, res Golden Gate
Edwards Mrs, carpel sewer MoGovern & Cahill, res 514
Fifteenth
Edwards Mrs, seamstress, res L278 San Pablo ave
1 Edwards Ada Mi — , res 1064 Twelfth
Edwards Al, clerk, res 514 Fifteenth
Edwards Albert, painter, res 535^ Sixteenth
Edwards Ambrose F, jeweler R \V Edwards, res 1054
Twelfth
Edwards Annie Miss, domestic res 063 Center
Edwards Benjamin P, dentist Broadway cor Seventh, res
L465 Ninth
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Edwards Charles Mrs, res 656 Sixth
Edwards Charles J, laborer, res 811 Brush
Edwards Charles S, butcher H F Gieschen, res 522 E Four-
teenth
Edwards Daniel F, mining, res 1417 Tenth
Edwards David H, laborer, res 811 Brush
Edwards D R, agt M J KELLER, 1007-1009 Broad-
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Edwards E, cooper R Franke & Co, res 1921 Myrtle
Edwards Edward Jr, cooper, res 1921 Myrtle
Edwards Emanuel, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Edwards Evan J, coachman A K P Harmon, res 481 Twenty-
fourth
Edwards F, foreman S P Co, res 765 Willow
Edwards F J, res 1224 Tenth
Edwards Florence Miss, res 811 Brush
Edwards Frederick J, oyster dealer, res 1224 Tenth
Edwards George, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 237
Hannah
Edwards Geo C, asst prof mathematics State University and
senior mathematics Hopkins Academy
Edwards George H, gripman OCR Co, res 683 Sycamore
Edwards George W, freight employe S P Co, res 1420 Tenth
Edwards Gertrude Miss, res 811 Brush
Edwards H Fred, horse trainer, res 522 E Fourteenth
Edwards Henry, butcher Victor Gilardin, res 1226 Twelfth
ave
Edwards James, farmer, res 1226 Twelfth ave
Edwards James L, night watchman, res 811 Brush
Edwards John G, res 520 Tenth
Edwards John H, nailer Pacific Nail Works, res 662 Sixth
Edwards John J, engineer S P Co, res 1725 Seward
Edwards Josephine Miss, res 1226 Twelfth ave
Edwards Kittie Miss, res 1054 Twelfth
Edwards Lenora Mrs, res 1713 Chase
Edwards Marion Miss, res 1054 Twelfth
Edwards Maroni, capitalist, res 927 Myrtle
Edwards Mary Miss, res 662 Sixth
Edwards Mary E Mrs, res 1169 Tenth ave
Edwards May Miss, res 516 Fifth
Edwards Perry Mrs, res 769 Jefferson
Edwards Peter, laborer California Pottery and Terra Cotta
Co, res Brooklyn Restaurant
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Edwards Walter J, engineer S P Co, res 1725 Seward
Edwards William, blacksmith, res 1003 Fifth
Edwards William S, caterer Berkeshire House. S F, res 683
Sycamore
Eells Charles P, lawyer, S F, res San Pablo ave nr Forty-
seventh
Eells C P Mrs, pres Callustro Co, res San Pablo ave nr
Forty-seventh
Egan Patrick, foreman S F Tool Co, res cor Twenty- fourth
and Lee ave
Egan Patrick J, clerk William Walsh, res 1320 Peralta
Egbert Charles, customs officer S F, res 975 Cypress
Egenbarger Bernhardt, employe Fisher's Bakery
Eggart Anton, hostler, New York Bakery, res 908 Broad-
way
Eggers George, polisher, res 1221 Adeline
Eggers George F P, stenographer, res 1221 Adeline
Eggers Kate Miss, res 1221 Adeline
Eggers Oscar, nurse Oakland Hospital
Eggleston Fred E, carpenter, res 1122 E Seventeenth
Egleston Charles, newspaper carrier, res s s Fortieth nr
Grove
Egleston George A, conductor OCR Co, res Fortieth bet
Grove and Telegraph ave
Egleston Lydia Mrs, widow, res s s Fortieth bet Grove and
Telegraph ave
Ehenery Mrs, res S14 Clay
Ehrenberg Pauline Miss, rl27S Fifth ave
Ehrenberg Theresa Mrs, res 127S Fifth ave
Ehrenberg Tlnodore, bookkeeper S F, res 1278 Fifth ave
Ehrenberg Walter, res 1278 Fifth ave
Ehle Sarah J Mrs, res 718 Filbert
Eibach Charles, fresco painter S F, r< - 976 Chester
Eiben Fred <i (Eiben & Nor, res 943 Peralta
EIBEN & NOR, (Fred (J Eiben and Andrew J Nor)
ries, fruit, wines and Liquors, 1572-1574 Seventh
Eibea Alexand< r O, carpenter, rea 930 Poplar
I I ■ - Mrs, music teacher, rea 930 Poplar
Eib( - Mat th 0 Poplar
Eibes Win A. collector Sunset Telephone Co, res 930 Poplar
Eicbel Frederick F, Bhoemaker Emeryville, pea same
Eichenbi rg( r E, photographic art gallery, 510 Seventh, rea
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Eichli r I . music teacher, n - •j-ji1.' Andover
Eichler Benry, tailor, r< - 2219 Andover
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Eicker Lizzie Miss, res 1262 Eighth
Eien Christian C, carpenter Burnham-Standford Co, res 664
Twenty-sixth
Eiferle Christ, saloon, res Old County Road, nr Fruit Vale
ave
Eighmy M J Mrs, dressmaker, res 961 Eighth
Eighmy Rosetta Miss, res 961 Eighth
Eighth Avenue Methodist Episcodal Church, Rev H B Ha-
cock pastor, cor Eighth ave and E Seventeenth
Eisen Albert F, millwright S F, res 843 Franklin
Eisen J H, moulder, Oakland Iron Works, res S F
Eitel Charles H, tallyman Simpson & Co S F, res 820 Henry
Eitell Georgina Mrs, res 1376 Seventernth
Ekensteen August, clerk S F, res 1155 Campbell
Eland Robert, laborer, res 317i Seventh
Elbrecht L Miss, res 941 Filbert
ELDER ALEX, bookkeeper Brigham, Hoppe & Co, S
F, res 941 Adeline
Elder Catherine A Mrs, res 458 Eleventh »
Elder Etta S Miss, teacher Lincoln School res 1406 Alice
Elder Frank D, pressman Oakland Enquirer, res 529 Eighth
Elder Robert C, clerk, res 941 Adeline
Elder Sarah C Mrs, res 941 Adeline
Elder Win G, clerk Brigham, Hoppe & Co, S F, res 941
Adeline
EL DORADO LIVERY STABLE, J S
Walker manager, 377 Eleventh, telephone 130
Eldridge E S Mrs, res 304 Fourteenth
Eldridge Sylvester A, insurance broker, S F, res 304 Four-
teenth
ELECTRO GERMICIDE CO, L L Woodman-
see manager, 426 Fourteenth
Elerath John R, contractor, res 966 Castro
ELEVENTH STREET MARKET, Henry F
Gieschen proprietor, beef, mutton, pork, veal and sau-
sages, 466 Eleventh
Elfen Odin, floorman Grand Central Stables, res NW cor
Webster and Twelfth
Elford Elizabeth Mrs, res 562 E Eleventh
Elford Mary E Miss, res 562 E Eleventh
Elford Wm R, sash maker Burnham-Standeford Co, res
1911 San Pablo ave
Elford W L, employe Burnham-Standeford Co, res 1911
San Pablo ave
Elfstrom John, painter, res 1569 Fifth •
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Elg Annie, domestic Chas D Havens, res Eighth bet Adeline
and Linden
Elgin William G, tinner, S F, res 1259 Center
Eliasen Martin E, cabinet maker, res 1607 Market
Eliason A, res 752 Sixteenth
Eliason H D, news dealer, 465 Fourteenth, res 752 Six-
teenth
Eliot Chas E, propr Henry House, 462 Ninth, res same
Elite Social Club Dancing School, 1064 Washington
Elkan Abraham, shoemaker, 374 Twelfth, res same
Ellard Frederick S, engineer California Door Co, res 972
Cypress
Ellard Herbert W, salesman, S F, res 972 Cypress
Ellard Walter H, engineer California Door Co, res 972 Cy-
press
Ellen Charles, employe S P Co, res 707 Chester
Ellenberger Caspar, employe East Oakland Planing Mill,
res S F
Ellerhorst Etta Miss, teacher Hayes District School, res E
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Ellery Frank A, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Commercial Union Hotel
Elliott Annie Miss, teacher, res 861 Harrison
Elliott Charles H, laborer A D Pryal, res Vernon ave
Elliott C N Mrs, res 357 Eleventh
ELLIOTT & COLVILLE (Frank L Elliott and
Frank C Colville) proprietors Pacific Electrical Works,
922 Broadway (see adv right hand margin line)
Elliott Fontain, res 1407 Franklin
Elliott Prank, night watchman Hall of Records, res 569
Fifth
Elliott Frank L (Elliott & Colville) res 357 Eleventh
Elliott Frekerick, capitalist, res L375 Sixteenth ave
Elliott George, tack maker, Judson Works, res 1226 Union
Elliott Ida M. employe California Hosiery Co, res 508^ Fif-
teenth
Elliott James, teamster Taylor A: Co, res s_7 Brush
Elliott Jennie M iss, rea 657 ( rrove
Elliott John, tack maker .Judson \\'<>rks, res 2126 Union
Elliott Kittie C Miss, res L591 Telegraph ave
Elliott Mar\ Miss, dressmaker, res as Spring nr Adeline
Elliott Matthew, janitor Emeryville Public School, res n s
Spring ni- Adeline
Elliott Maiy Mrs, widow, rea 1929 Union
Elliott Robert, teamster Eagle Bos and Manufacturing Co,
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Elliott Susie Miss, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Elliott Wm L, conductor S P Co, res 1022 Peralta
Ellis A A Mrs, res Beulah Park
Ellis Carrie M Miss, teacher Swett School/res 1351 Fourth
ave
Ellis Charles, fruit raiser, res 666 E Thirty-fifth
Ellis Charles H, armorer Cavalry Hall, res 1205 West
Ellis Dennis, clerk, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Ellis Felix D, insurance clerk, S F, res 1227 Ninth ave
Ellis George, barber, 2961 Telegraph ave, res same
Ellis Harry, employe August Kracke, res 471 Twenty-second
Ellis Helen Mrs, widow, res 1069 Ninth ave
Ellis Henry C, commission merchant, S F, res 1014 Myrtle
Ellis John F, printer H S Crocker, S F, res 1069 Ninth
ave
Ellis John H, painter, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Ellis Mary C, teacher Grant School, res 572 Tenth
Ellis Richard, helper S P Co, res 803 Willow
Ellis Robert, shipping clerk Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Lor in
Ellis W G, mfr jeweler, 954 Broadway, res 1119 Filbert
Ellstor Gus, butcher Henry Jund, res n s Forty-seventh nr
Grove
Ellsworth Annie Mrs, res 703 Adeline
Ellsworth Henry P, harness maker, S F, res 703 Adeline
ELLSWORTH JOHN, judge Superior Court, De-
partment 3, res Alameda
Ellsworth John T, tailor, res 1518 Curtis
Ellsworth L Mrs, dressmaker, 1108^ Broadway, res same
Elmer Henry, driver J R Mott, res 1367 Broadway
Elming Frank, gardener R G Byxbee, res Fruit Gale ave
Elmore George W, machinist, S F, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Elmore George W Mrs, dressmaker, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Elms John J, carpet layer, res 702 Twenty-sixth
El Pinal Vineyard, W M Watson & Co agts, 474 Eleventh
Elsey Charles, farmer, res 653 Eleventh
Eltzholtz Carl F Rev, pastor Norwegian and Danish M E
Church, res 1013 Willow
Elvidge Annie A Miss, res 912 Poplar
Elvidge Charles, draughtsman, S F, res 912 Poplar
Elvidge Fred H, Western Manufacturing Co, S F, res 912
Poplar
Elvidge G Ford, bookkeeper, S F, res 912 Poplar
Elvin Daniel, gardener, res 1310 Grove
Elwood Mary E Mrs, res 1316 Eighth ave
Elwood Matthew, laborer S P Co, res 520 Fifth
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Ely Annie Mrs, widow, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Ely George J, dairy, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Ely George S B, engineer, res 812 Chester
Ely Susan L Miss, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Elzv Even J, mining supt, res 260 Fifth
Elzv Irena Mrs, res 260 Fifth
Elzy Mabel Miss, res 260 Fifth
El/.y Maud Miss, res 260 Fifth
Eme C Ernest, engineer S P Co, res 1376 Eighth
Fine (Maude, capitalist, res 1355 Eighth
Emerson Blanche Mrs, teacher of French, Blake House, res
same
Emerson Frederick, machinist, res 1836i Seventh
Emerson Irene Mrs, dressmaker H T Williams, res 473
Seventh
Emerson Julia S Miss, res 70 E Twelfth
Kmerson Lendon C, electrician, S F, res 1336 Adeline
Emerson \\ ni IT, laborer, res 504 E Fifteenth
Emery Charles C, 'leaner S P Co, res 1021 Kirkham
Emery District School, Forty-first bet San Pablo ave and
Adeline, E L Knowlton principal
Emery George F. traveling agt, S F, res 1021 Kirkham
Emery J S, res San Pablo ave cor Park ave
Emery John Rev, rector St Andrew's Episcopal Church, res
1009 Adeline
Emery Lillie B Mrs, widow, res 1300 Webster
Emery Moses, capitalist, res The Brunswick
EMERY TC, wood, coal, hay and grain. 1694 Seventh.
rea 680 Thirty-fourth
Emery Wallace R, foreman California Cotton Mills Co, r
615 Twenty-third a\
Emery Walter A. student, rea L20] Kirkham
Emery Wm, Laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Emeryville post-office, Judson C Coburn post master
Emiglio L. Laborer Alameda Macadamizing Go's quarry, res
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Emir Manuel, r< - 822 E Twelfth
Emlay Fred E (0 Emlay & Sons) res B98 Twenty-fifth
Bmlay Louie A | < I Emlay A Sons) res 678 Twenty-fourth
Emlay Oliver (0 Emlay 6 Sons) res 690 Twenty-fifth
Emlay ( > A Bona (Oliver, Louie A and F E Emlay) harm
ddlerj and carrii ges, l l 60 Broadway
Emminger L \l iss, r< - L104 Marl
Emmona 1 1 < '. rea Nucleus I [ouse
Emmona M J Mrs, propr Nucleus Souse, L270 San Pablo
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Enirich Peter, butcher La Coste & Co, res Stock "Yard>
Enas George H, master mariner, res 1306 Twelfth ave
Ench Frank, res 1757 Tenth ave
Encinal Flour Mills, Gould & Williamson proprs, 751-3
Washington
Encines L, employe Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res 1076
Fourteenth ave
Enders Solomon, farmer, end of High, Fruit Vale
Enders Wm, student, end of High, Fruit Vale
Enderud Louis, res 2012 Broadway
Engelbreth Jeppe H (Robertson & Engelbreth) res NW cor
E Eleventh and Thirteenth ave
Engelund Joseph, car driver, res 1320 Kirkhani
Engine Co No 1, 0 F D, W B Scribner foreman, 517 Fit-
teenth
Engine Co No 2, 0 F D, A Bailey foreman, 468-470 Sixth
Engine Co No 3, O F D, James Galavan foreman, 1671
Eighth
Engine Co No 4, O F D, W C White foreman, E Fourteenth
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth aves
Engine Co No 6, O F D, John Rutherford foreman, cor Mil-
ton and Market
Englebright Henry, blacksmith S P Co, res 1671 Seward
Englehardt Henry, carpenter, res 1830 Seventh
Engling Gustave, tinsmith, S F, res 1263 Seventh ave
English Edward, deputy pound keeper, res Adeline nr
Twenty-sixth
English Francis M, private tutor, res 1313 Seventh ave
English Frederick, clerk, S F, res 1017 Jackson
English J, cleaner S P Co, res 1672 E Third
English James, lumber surveyor, S F, res 1672 Pacific
English John C, teamster Central Lumber Yard, res 1672
Pacific
English John M, capitalist, res 1017 Jackson
English John T, carpenter, res 1622 Myrtle
English Warren B, stock broker, S F, res 126S Harrison
English William D, harbor commissioner, S F, res 128
Tenth
Engs John S, mgr Park & Lacy Co, S F, res 1240 Adeline
Engs Edwin W, student, res 1240 Adeline
Engs Otis W, student High School, res 1240 Adeline
Engvick Annie Miss, res 1079 E Fifteenth
Engvick Knud, carpenter and builder, res 1079 E Fifteenth
Engvick Mary Miss, res 1079 E Fifteenth
Ennis Harriet Mrs, res 314 Sixth
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Ennis Wm, stoker Engine No 3, O F D, res 1713 Eighth
Enois Joseph, boots and shoes, 1511 Seventh, res 810 Lewis
Enois Manuel J, barber John Thomas, res 810 Lewis
Enos Antone, cabinet maker, S F, res 1685 Twelfth
Enos Catherine Miss, res 759 Willow
Enos Frank, laborer, res 666 E Sixteenth
Enos Erank, laborer S P Co
Enos Henry C, laborer S P Co, res 908 Pine
Enos Joseph, buckler F C Havens, res Vernon Heights
Enos Joseph, varnisher, res Forty-third bet Grove and West
Enos Joseph, tallyman Taylor & Co, res 1251 Fifteenth ave
Enos Joseph, laborer, res 416 Third (rear)
Enos Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Enos Manuel, laborer, res 1251 fifteenth ave
Enos Nancy Mrs, res 802 Wood
Enos Thomas A, fireman S P Co, res 802 Wood
Enos Tony, carpenter, res 920 E Sixteenth
ENQUIRER PUBLISHING CO, Frank A
Leach president and manager, 960 Broadway
Enright John J, waiter F P Merrell, res cor Ninth and
Franklin
Enright Wm, cook F P Merrell res 463 Seventh
Ensign Charles H, engineer O C R Co, res s s Columbus
ave bel Telegraph ave and Maple
ENTERPRISE MARKET, Ems! & Neumau
proprietors, 854 Market and 855 West
Enterprise Printing Office, W B Moody propr, 509 Eleventh
Entzmann Arnold, res 1171 Seventh
En wright John, new-paper man, res 403 Ninth
Episcopal Mission Sunday School, 650 Broadway
Epler Annie Mi--, res 1375 Broadway
Epler Bae Miss, res L375 Broadway
Epler James T. clerk Henry Boyer, res 1375 Broadway
Epler .lane- M. atty-at-law, res L375 Broadway
Epley John W. grocer Mil San Table ave, res 664
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Epstein M. driver Oakland Bottle Yard, res S F
Equity Building and Loan Association, .1 B McChesney
l»n-, Q l; Willard sec, office 457 Ninth
iw P I. l»ark«. pei-. res L3734 Broadway
Erickson Amanda, domestic, L326 Linden
Erickson Andrew, gardener, res 1923 Union
Erickson A nna M M >3 Jefferson
i'ckson August, carpenter, res 17 11 Myrtle
Erickson B, dri uitra Costa Laundry, res same
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Erickson Eric, tailor Niels Larsen, res cor Eleventh and
Broadway
Erickson Eric J, upholsterer, res 1826 Adeline
Erickson Eric J Jr, clerk, res 1826 Adeline
Erickson Fred A, pilot steamer San Joaquin, res 1012
Twenty-fourth
Erickson Hamlin, laborer, res 213 Haven
Erickson Hutchin on, laborer, res 213 Haven
Erickson Hilma, domestic, 1315 Grove
Erickson J, car maker Burnham-Standeford Co, res 1712
Chestnut
Erickson John, cabinet maker, res 579 Twentieth
Erickson Swan, carpenter, res 1122 Campbell
Ernest Annie Mrs, res 1614 Telegraph ave
Ernest James H, machinists F, res 1711 Lincoln
ERNST & NEUMAN (Paul Ernst and P Neu-
man), Enterprise Market, 854 Market and 855 West
Ernst Paul (Ernst & Neuman), res Temescal
Erskine Wilbur F, first officer steamer St Paul, res 1362
Eleventh ave
Erwin James W, inspector Post-office Department S F, res
1169 Tenth ave
Erwin W, painter S P Co, res West Oakland House
Eschbacher Louise Miss, res 572 Tenth
Eschbacher Louise M Miss, res 1330 Adeline
Eschbacher M L Mrs, res 1330 Adeline
Eschbacher William, res 572 Tenth
Escorce Manuel, laborer Melrose Smelting Works, res Bay
nr Melrose Station
Esmond Frank, butcher, Golden Gate, res Lorin
Espejo Tgnacia Mrs, res 1366 Brush
Espejo John C, salesman W H Nolan & Co, res 1366 Brush
Espejo Louis B, salesman S F, res 1366 Brush
Espejo P P, clerk S F, res 1170 Fifth
Esperanza John, laborer C C W Co, Lake Temas^al
Estacia Antone, solicitor Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Co, res 813 Wood
Estey Charles, harness maker C O Evans, res 535 Seven-
teenth
Estey Fred, carpenter, res 828 Kirkham
Estey John C, stone mason, res 535 Seventeenth
Estey Minnie V Miss, bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry,
office Broadwav, res 535 Seventeenth
Estill R K Mrs, res 176 Ninth
Estudillo Luis, teamster, res Grove bet Forty-first and Forty-
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Ettore Gacciarino, cook John Slavich, res 651 Myrtle
Euler John, car driver Fourteenth-Street Railway Co, res
1134 Kirkham
EUREKA FLY STICKING PAPER CO,
E G Low proprietor, 66 Valley
EUREKA HOTEL, Ruedy & Voegelin proprietors,
S\V coiner Seventh and Washington
EUREKA PARK, San Pablo ave, Golden Gate
Eurico Gallo, laborer P C R quarry, res same
Euson James II, engineer S P Co, res 86S Willow
Eustace Annie Mrs, res 1810 William
Eustace Edward, cleaner S P Co, res 1810 William
Eustace Frank L, cleaner S P Co, 1810 William
Eustace John, machinist Oakland Iron Works, res 804
Castro
Eustace Richard, blacksmith, res 804 Castro
Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church (German) IT Theiss pas-
tor, XE cor Thirteenth and Clay
Evans Augusta D Mrs, res 2207 Adeline
Evans Caradoc A, blacksmith Chicago Safe and Lock Co,
S F, res 212 Fourth
Evans Charles, master mariner, res 420 Fifth
Evans Charles I), dairyman, Prescott nr Redwood, Roa resd
Bame
Evan- Charles .1. clerk, res 2207 Adeline
Evans Charles 0, bar keeper Rodgers Bros, res 1064 Elev-
en! h ave
Evans C 0, harness and carriages, agt for Studebaker's
buggies, I'd 7 Broadway and 1318 Telegraph ave, res
1369 Broadway
Evan- Edward, employe S P Co, res 1716 Seward
ing Eliza Miss, res 684 Twenty-fifth
Evans Esther Miss, domestic I L Requa, res Piedmont
v Eva Miss, res 1064 Eleventh ave
Evans Harry, fireman City Brass Works, res L064 Eleventh
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Evan- Henry A, shoemaker Wentworth Bool and Shoe Co,
Eureka Hotel
ins Herbert, dairyman, Prescott ur Redwood Road res
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hi- I [omer, printer, S l\ res l 260 Market
ii- Howell, emyloye Michigan Furniture Co, res Park
• nr Hailed I Imeryville
E an - Jami D, n >t1 nr Redwood Road
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Evans Joetta V Miss, res 2207 Adeline
Evans John, cashier, res 1257 E Eleventh
Evans John, employe S P Co, res 623 Park ave, E Oakland
Evans Joseph F, atty-at-law, S F, res 2207 Adeline
Evans Lavinia Miss, employe California Hosiery Co, res
1064 Eleventh ave
Evans Maggie Miss, waitress Franklin Hotel
Evans Mary A Mrs, res 1534 West
Evans M E Mrs, res 604 Seventeenth
Evans M L Mrs, res 1064 Eleventh ave
Evans R G, repairer S P Co
Evans Robert P, salesman Richard Jones, res 955 Broadway
Evans Solon, cabinet maker, res 458 E Seventeenth
EVANS TALIESIN (Popular R R Guide Co) res
212 Fourth
Evans Thomas, marble polisher Western Granite and Mar-
ble Co, res 1322 San Pablo ave
Evans Thomas R, machinist, res Clark nr Melrose Station
Evans Wallace D, printer, res 2207 Adeline
Evans William, laborer, res Franklin Hotel
Evans W R, bookkeeper Domestic Sewing Machine Co, S
F, res 914 Brush
Evants M M Mrs, propr Areata House, 1228 San Pablo ave,
res same
Evants W C, mgr Pneumatic Evaporator Co, 1228 San
Pablo ave, res same
Evatt Edward, salesman, S F, res 1374 Seventh
EVENING ENQUIRER, published by Enquirer
Publishing Co, 960 Broadway
EVENING TRIBUNE, see Oakland Daily Evening
Tribune
Everest Hiram B, res 1389 Alice
Everett E, member Board of Education, res 719 Eighth
Everett Frank, traveling agt, S F, res 512 E Fifteenth
Everett Geo L, clerk, S F, res 1101 Adeline
Everett Sebastian L, publisher Wood and Iron, S F, res
1101 Adeline
Evers Antone, cabinet maker, res 613 Ninth
Evers Clara C Miss, artificial flower maker, S F, res 769
Lydia
Evers Geo J, butcher, res 769 Lydia
Evers H E L, funeral director Henry Evers, res 1418 San
Pablo ave
EVERS HENRY, undertaker and County Coroner,
865 Washington, res 1418 San Pablo ave
Evers John H, undertaker, res 1418 San Pablo av
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Evers Mary Miss, hairdresser, S F, res 769 Lydia
Everson Etta Miss, res 1269 Filbert
Everson J C Mrs, propr Remillard Block, 14164 San Pablo
ave, res same
Everson John C, carpenter, res 1416^ San Pablo ave
Everson Mamie Miss, res 1269 Filbert
Everson Mark (W & M Everson) res 1102 Peralta
Everson Wallace (W & M Everson) and pres Pacific Secu-
ritv Association, S F, res 1269 Filbert
EVERSON W & M (Wallace and Mark Everson)
builders' hardware, agricultural implements, 927 Broad-
way
Everts Block, 1014 Broadwav
EVERTS & CO (P and Charles P Everts) flour, hay,
grain and feed, 423-425 Eleventh, feed mill wharf foot
of Alice
Everts Charles P (Everts & Co) res Galindo Hotel
Everts Philetus (Everts & Co) res S F
Evoy Lottie E Miss, res 1024 Chester
Evoy Mary J Mrs, widow, res 1024 Chester
Ewald J Edward, operator S P Co, res Alameda
Ewell J, nailer Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res 159
Seventh
Ewer W B, pres Malthine Manufacturing Co, res S F
Ewer Win, pile driver, res 759£ Castro
Ewert A H, jeweler, S F, res 1459 Eighth
Ewing Claude V, salesman, res 758 Sixteenth
Swing J Carroll, bookkeeper, res 758 Sixteenth
Ewing Leila Miss, res 758 Sixteenth
Ewing Samuel E, machinist Domestic Sewing Machine Co,
res 355 Tenth
Ewing Thomas, mining operator, res Vernon Heights
EXAMINER (DAILY S F) branch office 907
Broadway, Charles .1 ELrytsei aengt
Expositor (The), published monthly by Herman P Brown,
editor and propr, 619 Nineteenth
Ey Alfred, stripper H Glor, res cor Thirty-ninth and Tele-
graph ave
Emit, boots and shoes, 175G Telegraph ave, res 545
Thirty-ninth
Henry E, boots and shoes, 17.")*; Telegraph ave, res
Thirty-ninth
Eyoon WP, employe PMSS Co, res The Olive
Eyrich engim 3 l\ res 1470 Fifth
ki.-l Edwin C, bicycles, res L708 Seward
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Fabens Hurbert S, conductor S P Co, res 1470 Seventh
Fabens Lena Miss, res 1470 Seventh
Fabiola Hospital Association, Mrs T A Leighton matron,
NE cor Broadway and Moss ave
Fabrique B C, physician, res 511 Tenth
Faessler Louisa Mrs, res 1827 Adeline
Faessler Wm, watchmaker and jeweler, 468£ Seventh, res
cor Twenty-second ave and E Twelfth
Fagan Ann Mrs, res 1629 Lincoln
Fagan Joseph, shoemaker, 1756 Seventh
Fagan Lucy A Miss, res 1629 Lincoln
Fagen Wm, carpenter, res 826 Wood
Fagiol Alamedio, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Fahrenholz Dora Miss, tailoress, res 1723 Thirteenth
Fahrenholz Henry E, res 1723 Thirteenth
Fahrenholz John R, mariner, res 1723 Thirteenth
Fairbank Ella S Mrs, widow, res 534 Fifteenth
Fairbanks Irving J, student High School, res 770 Twenty-
second
Fairbanks Jonathan, painter, res 770 Twenty-second
Fairbanks Rollo D, res 864 Washington
Fairchild Bertha E Miss, res 1704 Seward
Fairchild Chas A, miner, Calaveras Co, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild E, res Beulah Park
Fairchild E J, res 703 Castro
Fairchild Helen Miss, res 565 Eleventh
Fairchild James A, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild Judd H, salesman E Hook, res 565 Seventeenth
Fairchild Lulu D Miss, res 1704 Seward
Fairchild Mahlon D, traveling agt S P Co, res 1704 Seward
Fairchild Mahlon D Jr, bookkeeper, S F, res 1704 Seward
Fairchild May C Miss, res 1704 Seward
Fairchild Stephen F, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild W G, grocer, 1350 Market, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchilds Howard L, cigar maker, res 663 Washington
Fairmont House, Mrs L C Barrows propr, San Pablo ave
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Fake Edward A, carpenter, res 1131 E Nineteenth
Fake George, watchmaker R W Edwards, res ] 131 E Nine-
teenth
Fake Louisa Miss, res 1131 E Nineteenth
Fake Nellie Miss, res 1131 E Nineteenth
Fake William H, carpenter, ies 1131 E Nineteenth
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Fake William S, brass moulder, res 1131 E Nineteenth
i Falbe J C, baker, res 961 E Twelfth
Falconer David, hostler, res 1929 Magnolia
Falconer James, carpenter, res 2035 Chestnut
1 Falk Pauline Mrs, res 516 Ninth
! Falkenhan F W, machinist S P Co, res 918 Pine
| Falkman Fred R, captain barge Freemont, res 1862 Seventh
Fall Edmund E, physician and surgeon, 854i Broadwa}r, res
Galindo Hotel
Fall John, plasterer, res 661 E Seventeenth
Fall Julia Mrs, res 661 E Seventeenth
Fall Thomas, painter, res 661 E Seventeenth
Fallon James, laborer T C Emery, res 1694 Seventh
Fallon Lawrence, helper Oakland Carriage Co, res Randlett
House
Fallon Malachi, res SE cor Seventh and Oak
Fallon Mary Mrs, res Forty-first bet Grove and West
Fallon Peter, treer WTentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res
Berkeley
Falls John H, crockery and tinware, (1269 San Pablo ave,
res same
Falls S D, res 1167 Oak
Fancheon , carpenter W T Veitch
Fannon Alice F Miss, bookkeeper, S F, res 1417 Tenth
Fannon John, foreman track dept S P Co, res 1026 Peralta
Pan n on Lawrence, miner, res 1303 Eighth
Fannon Luke, miner, res 1026 Peralta
Fannon Patrick, laborer S P Co, res 1026 Peralta
Pannon 1 *;« t rick D, employe S P Co, res 1695 Eighth
Fanl Edwin M, painter, res 814 Filbert
Fan1 Henry R; mill hand California Door Co, res 1067 Wil-
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Fanl Richard H, mill hand California Door Co, res 1067
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Kant Win F, employee Pacific Iron and Nail Works, rea
M I Filberl
Fantic Joseph, laundry man Contra Costa Fanndry
Fanuccio T, Laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry,
pee same
Faray S, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
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Faretti Paul, rea 628 Filberl
Faria A J, employee B P I Jo, res 81 1 Filbert
Faria Joseph, Laborer S P I '<»
Parish Catherine Miss, res L380 Ninth ave
Farish Edward \K res L955 ( trove
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Farish James R, commercial editor Rural Press, S F, res
1955 Grove
Farish L W Mrs, res 1380 Ninth ave
Farley Miss, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 811 E
Fourteenth
Farley Almon J, solicitor Mutual Insurance Co, res 529
Charter
Farley Andrew J, solicitor Home Mutual Fire Insurance
Co, res 574 Charter
Farley Annie Miss, res 814 E Fifteenth
Farley Catherine Mrs, res 1378 Fifth
•Farley Charles M, engineer S P Co, res 950 Pine
Farley Emile J, fireman S P Co, res 1680 Lincoln
Farley James, res 1378 Fifth
Farley James, plasterer, res 1763 Grove
Farley Joseph, res 1378 Fifth
Farley Margaret Mrs, res 1670 Pacific
Farley Martin B, engineer S P Co, res 1680 Lincoln
Farley Mary Miss, res 1378 Fifth
Farley Nancy P Mrs, widow, res 1680 Lincoln
Farley Patrick, teamster, res 811 E Fourteenth
Farley Robert, stone cutter Amadore Marble Co, res 1763
Grove
Farley Thomas, contractor, res 1378 Fifth
Farmer Edwin W, dentist Dr J M Dunn, res 1155 Broad-
way
Farmer George, conductor OCR Co, res 584 Charter
Farmer George J, boat builder foot of Alice, res 815 Webster
Farmer Martha Miss, res 224 Twelfth
Farmer Robt F, grocer, 611 E Twelfth, res same
FARMER R H, [manager Grand Saloon NE cor
Twelfth and Webster, res Dietz Opera House
Farmer Sadie Mrs, dressmaker, res 611 E Twelfth
Farmer T Mrs, res 1303 Telegraph ave
Farnam Charles W, bookkeeper Henry Wetherbee, res 1226
Fruit Vale ave
Farnham E C Mrs, res 724 Fourteenth
Farnham Fred J, contractor and builder, res 674 E Thirty-
third
Farno Clara Mrs, res 477 Twenty-sixth
Farno Clara B Miss, res 477 Twenty-sixth
Farno Frank G, plumber Burtchaell & Crowley, res 477
Twentv-sixth
Farno James A, plumber, res 477 Twenty-sixth
Farno William E, clerk Lamp Bros, res cor Redwood and
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Farno William V E. res 477 Twenty-sixth
Farnum H R Mrs, res 1108 E Twenty-first
Farquhar E Mrs, res 1577 Broadway
Farquhar M A Mrs, res 1076 Fourteenth
Farquhar Mamie Mi>s. res 1577 Broadway
Farr Charles, res 953 Third
Farr Charles, laborer, res 704 Brush
Fan- Daisy E Miss, res 'J269 Telegraph ave
Farr David, engineer S P Co, res 656 Adeline
Farr Frederick H, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
Park ave cor Watts
Farr Helena Mrs, res 1430 Third
FARR LINCOLN T, bookkeeper W M Watson &
Co,res 2269 Telegraph ave
Farr Mary Mrs, res 704 Brush
Farr Wm J, res 953 Third
FARRAR M P MRS, proprietor Central Block
House, furnished rooms, 1068 Broadway, res same
Fan. 11 A E Mrs, res 829 Filbert
Farrell Anna Miss, domestic, res 1470 Eighth
Farrell Briano,res 1269 Filbert
Farm 1 James, res 1004 Wood
Farrell James, laborer, res 1670 Sixteenth
Farrell James, gardener Hilaire Remillard
Farrell Johannah, res 6t>5 Twenty-sixth
Farrell John Mrs, widow, res 17S1 G<
Farrell John, Bhoemaker, 421 Seventh, res 1S17 Grove
Farrell John J, boot maker J Farrell, res cor Twenty-seventh
and ( rrove
Farrell Joseph, laborer s P Co
Farrell L Miss, res 569 Eighth
Farrell Lucinda Mrs, res 528 Eighteenth
Farrell Mamie, domestic, 1305 Twelfth ave
Farrell Margarel Mrs, groceries, is 17 Grove, res same
Farrell Mary 8 Mrs, widow, res lsl"> Myrtle
Farrell M F Mrs, r< a 558 Fourth
Farrell Michael, hostler I L Etequa, res Piedmont
Farrell M J Mrs, widow, res 513 Ninth
rell Michael, moulder, 8 F,res 975 Willow
Farrell Michael, propr Syracuse Market, L753 Seventh, res
730 Peralta
Farrell Olivia Miss, domestic, res L061 Oak
rell Olivia C Mi unstress, res L815 Myrtle
Farrell Thomas I ' 58 Fourth
rrell William, laborei 31 Louis I Eon
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McGoYern & Cahill, n. w. ESSfrSS streets,
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15 I Farrelly John, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res Eighth n
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^ Farren Mary E Mrs, res 778 Tenth
§ -£ Farrens Win, cook Spiars & Welti, res 409 Ninth
Farrier Annie T Miss, res 1253 Sixth ave
Farrier Emma L Miss, res 1253 Sixth ave
Farrier Hiram L, salesman Tubbs & Co, S F, res 1253 Sixth
ave
Farrington Alice Miss, res Brunswick Hotel
Farrington E D, clerk Custom House, S F, res 963 Harrison
Farrington Frank S, expressman res 963 Harrison
Farrington George W, res 669 Fifteenth
Farrington Wra F, grainer, res 1014 Broadway
Farris , paper hanger, 517 Ninth
Farwell Bessie Miss, student, res 766 Nineteenth
Farwell Fred M (Farwell & Russell) res cor Evoy ave and
Adeline
Farwell George W, clerk Farwell & Russell, res cor Evoy ave
and Adeline
Farwell James, student, res 766 Nineteenth
Farwell J D Mrs, res 766 Nineteenth
Farwell Melvin 0, painter Farwell & Russell, res Adeline
opp Fortieth
FARWELL & RUSSELL (Fred M Farwell and
Edward K Russell) paints, oils and wall paper, 1012
Broadway
Farwell William, stone mason, res 766 Nineteenth
Faschian Herman, cook, 973 Seventh
Fashion Livery Stable, McCleverty & Noblett proprs, 864
Broadway
Faskett , laborer, res 1173 Thirty-sixth
Fasshauer J C, res cor Prince and Caldis, Lorin
Fately A B, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res Galindo Hotel
Fatthauer Henry, engineer S F, res Felton, Lorine
Faubel John, supt California Artificial Stone Co, S F, res
1213 Franklin
Faughtnan John M, 2045 Filbert
Faulkner Carrie Miss, res 220 Seventh
Faulkner George L, clerk, res 220 Seventh
Paulkner Thomas F, Janitor Workman's Hall, res 1423 San
Pablo ave
FAURE LEON, proprietor Hermitage House, ter-
minus Fruit Vale ave
Faurholt Samuel C, hopperman Oregon Improvement Co,
res 460 Washington
Faust D H, canvasser C F Adams
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Favor Nellie Mrs, res 410 Thirteenth
Favre Mary Mrs. laundry 1264 San Pablo ave, res same
FAWCETT BROTHERS (Charles A and Henry
E Fawcett), house painters, decorators and paper hang-
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Fawcett Chas A (Fawcett Bros) res 555 Caledonia ave
Fawcett Florence Miss, res 727 Eighth
Fawcett Henry E (Fawcett Bros) res 700 Sycamore
Fay Abbie L Miss, res High opp Prescott
Fay Alfred C, propr Falcott's Dairy, res High opp Prescott
Fay Charles H, engineer S P Co, res 1666 Atlantic
Fay Edmund, coachman J C Ains worth, res Vernon ave
Fay Georgie 1 Miss, res High opp Prescott
Fay Henry M. res High opp Prescott
Fay James S, res Playter Block
Fay John, cement sidewalk maker, res 3164- Third
Fay Margaret Miss, clerk Bernstein &Von Adelung, res Ala-
meda
Fay Michael, coachmau J C Ainsworth, res Vernon ave
Fay Roswell B, res High opp Prescott
Fay William, cabinet maker. 576 Seventh, res same
Fearey Lillian Mis>. printer Oaruth A: Caruth, res Fruit
Vale
Fearey Mary Mrs, widow, res s s Forty-third nr Adeline
Fearey Robert D, plumber, res s s Spring nr Adeline
FEAEN JOHN, physician ami surgeon and presi-
dent Coal Consumers' Association, 975 Washington,
office and residence 1 1 65 ( 'lay
. rit John lv clerk John Fearn, res 1165 Clay
Feddersen Justus II (Feddersen & Olsen), res L7«31 Seventh
Feddersen & Olsen (J II Feddersen and Henry C Olsen)
Magnolia Saloon, 1 73] Seventh
!'• d< i Dussio, laborer P C R quarry, res same
Federspiel Andrew (Conners & Federspiel) res N\V cor
Twenty-first and Myrtle
Fiderspiel Christina Miss, res L004 Twenty-first
F< d< rspiel Sophus, clerk ('miner- A Federspiel, res NW cor
by-firsl ami Myrtle
Fe< Patrick, blacksmith Ben Kneale, res cor College ave
and T\ ler
Fee Thomas, clerk Neil Gallagher, res L 722 Telegraph ave
Fe< uah Mrs, housekeeper Thomas Foley, res 620
( Ihest nut
F< • li in Tobias, machinist S P Co, r< - 989 Pine
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Feeney Bridget Mrs, res 1122 Fifteenth ave
Feeney Jennie Miss, res Thirteenth ave nr Lynn
Feeney John, laborer, res 958 Thirty-fifth
Feeney Joseph, shoemaker, 455 Fourth, res 8 F
Feeney Lizzie Miss, res Twenty-fifth ave nr Twentieth
Feeney Maggie Miss, res Thirteenth ave nr Lynn
Feeney Margaret, cook C B Morgan, res 754 Fourteenth
Feeney Margaret Miss, res 958 Thirty-fifth
Feeney Mary Miss, res Twenty-fifth ave nr E Sixteenth
Feeney Michael teamster, res Twenty-fifth ave nr E Six-
teenth
Feeney Mollie Miss, res Thirteenth ave nr Lynn
Feeney Owen, res 967 Fifth
Feeney Patrick, laborer, res 1106 Tw7enty-fourth
Feeney P Mrs, res Thirteenth ave nr Lynn
Feeney Thomas J, carpenter, res 1001 Twenty-second
Feeney Thomas, cigar maker, res 1106 Twenty-fourth
Feeney Thomas, teamster, res Twenty-fifth ave bet E Six-
teenth and E Twentieth
Feeney Thos F, cigar maker J P DeCamp, res 1106 Twenty-
fourth
Feeney W F, res Weber Hotel
Feeney Wm, laborer, res 1106 Twenty-fourth
Feilds Joseph B, farmer, res The Olive
Feldmann Henry, printer Oakland Journal, res 807 Harri-
son
Felice B, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co's quarry, res
same
Felix Crochet, florist, 2048 Broadway, res same
Felley Philomen H, policeman, res 230 Twelfth
Fellows Clara F Miss, teacher Prescott School, res The
Arlington
Fellows E C Mrs, res 940 Myrtle
Fellows Nellie G Miss, res 940 Myrtle
Fellows Park, grain dealer, 316 California, S F, res 1847
Webster
Fellows Samuel S, cashier Reddington & Co, S F, res 1414
Filbert
Felton Catherine C Miss, res 930 Adeline
Felton Edward S, baggageman S P Co, res 1852 Division
Felton John, driver F Thomas res, 1229 Webster
Felton S J B Miss, res 930 Adeline
Felvey Hattie Miss, res 625 Chestnut
Feneran James J, grainer, res 833 Sixteenth
Fennel Annie Miss, chair maker Industrial Home for the
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Fennessy Gertrude Miss, res 664 Sixth
Fennessy John, saloon, 849 Broadway, res 064 Sixth
Fennessey John, cash hoy Taft & Pennoyer, res 664 Sixth
Fennessey Josephine Miss, bookkeeper \\T H Nolan £ Co,
res 664 Sixth
Fennessey Nora, res 1365 West
Fennessev Thos, employe California Hosiery Co, res lot;.")
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Fennessy Thomas, gardener James Canning, 954 Sixteenth
Fennon Dominick M, plumber S H Steuart, res 66S Twenty-
third
Fennon Edward J, clerk Wells, Fargo <i~ Co, S F, res 668
Twenty-third
Fennon Mary Mrs, widow, res 668 Twenty-third
Fennon Michael, plumber Oakland Windmill Co, res 668
Twenty-third
Feno Antonio, res 1365 Eighteenth
Fenton Joseph R, carpenter S P Co
Fenton Wm E, bookkeeper Harmon & Sears, res S F
Ferati Paolo, laborer, res 626 Filbert
Ferbeck George, waiter Mrs E DeBoice, res Overland
House
Fergus Thomas \V. carpenter, res 761 Campbell
Ferguson Agnes Miss, res 606 Eighteenth
Ferguson A: Barg (Frank M Ferguson and Henry Barg)
groceries, fruit and vegetables, 478 Thirteenth
Ferguson Capt, res 516 F Sixteenth
Ferguson C A Mr-, rea 359 Fourth
ji-on Daniel (Deraine & Ferguson) res 656 Clay
Ferguson E A Mrs, dressmaker, rea 1066 Tenth
F< rguson E P> Mrs, rea L448 Chestnut
guson Ernest M. salesman E B Daniels, pea 610 Four-
nth
guson Fanny, rea 1 n"»7 Twelfth
guson Florence F, widow, r< Fifth
Ferguson Frank M (Ferguson & Bar L764 Atlantic
guson I i II draughtsman, rea L 100 E Twenty-third
guson John, painter and whitener, sos Washington, rea
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uson Joseph, miller Bay City Mills, rea 26 : >nd
guson Libbie Miss, dressmaker, rea 606 Eighteenth
F< rguson Marie M 38, rea 606 Eighteenth
I guson Milton F, employe Ferguson & Barg, rea L764 At-
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Ferguson S C Mrs, res 586 Tenth
Ferguson W A N, res 1100 E Twenty-third
Ferguson William, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res
620 Adeline
Ferguson Jacqueminot, laborer, res n s Forty-second 3d
house from Telegraph ave
Ferle Carrie Mrs, res 724 Myrtle
Ferle Carrie Miss, seamstress, res 724 Myrtle
Fern Nils, fireman Contra Costa Laundry
Fernald Wm H, watchman, S F, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shat-
tuck ave
Fernandes Francisco, employe California Jute Mills
Fernandez Joseph F, teamster, res High st, Melrose
Fernandez Lawrence, res s s Spring nr Adeline
Fernandez Louis, employe California Jute Mills
Fernandez Manuel, barber, res 2129 Adeline
Fernandez Manuel, laborer, res 1574 Third
Fernanz Maneol, barber A Oliver, res 803 Broadway
Fernhof F J, carpenter and builder, S F, res 619 Nine-
teenth
Ferran J Miss, laundress Mrs C Coin, res 1370 Broadway ■
Ferreira Mary Mrs, res 517 E Fourteenth
Ferrell James, car repairer S P Co, res 1004 Wood
Ferrell Thomas, master mariner, res 728 Peralta
Ferrera John, employe California Jute Mills
Ferrera Manuel G, employe California Jute Mills
Ferrera Rosa Mrs, res 652i E Fourteenth
Ferrier Blanch Miss, teacher vocal music, res 523 Seven-
teenth
Ferrier David, res 523 Seventeenth
Ferrier Minna Mme, teacher French and German High
School, res 523 Seventeenth
Ferrier Rose Miss, dancing teacher, res 523 Seventeenth
Ferrier Wm, helper Gross & Reichert, res 523 Seventeenth
Ferriera Joze Dutro, laborer, res E Twelfth bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Ferris , res Smith House
Ferris Benjamin \V, clerk Will H Burrall,res Temescal
Ferris David, gardener, res 874 Twenty-first
Ferris David N, res 475 Ninth
Ferris Gracie Miss, res w s Telegraph ave nr Forty-third
Ferris J, tinner, res Nucleus House
Ferris Jackson, tailor, res 874 Twentv-first
Ferris John, gardener, res 874 Twenty-first
Ferris Richard, paper carrier, res 630 Chestnut
Ferris Samuel, paper hanger and decorator, res 517 Ninth
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Ferris S M Miss, dressmaker, res 1367 Castro
Ferris W L Mrs, res w s Telegraph ave nr Forty-third
Ferro Joseph, steward steamer Oakland, res 764 Willow
Ferry Ella A Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 1271 Jackson
Ferslev Philip, laborer, res 1605 Myrtle
-mien G L Mrs, res L079 Twelfth
F( — mien Nannie Miss, res 1079 Twelfth
Fetod Manuel, employe California Jute Mills
Fetsch August, tailor, 1307 San Pablo ave, res La Clede
1 [ouse
Fetterhoff Hiram, surveyor City Engineer, res 531 Thirty-
sixth
Fetzer Ferdinand, artesian well borer, res 617 Ninth
Feutch Thomas, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Commercial Union Hotel
Fey John, carrier Examiner, res 1729 Adeline
Fibush Aaron (Fibush Bros) res 558 Sixteenth
FIBUSH BROTHERS (Jacob and Aaron Fibush)
manufacturers and importers of Havana and domestic
ei Liars, smokers' articles, etc, 110.') Broadway
Fibush .Jacob (Fibush Bros) res 55S Sixteenth
Fick August, painter, S F, res 1761 Seventh
Fick A Mrs, dry and fancy goods, 1761 Seventh, res same
Fidelity Hall, NE cor Seventh and Peralta
Fidelity Lodge No 57, United Order of Honor, meet- at
Shattuck Hall, 463 Eighth
Fieberling P (Schmidt & Fieberling) res 836 Madison
I' ege John H (Fiege & Tominski) res 273 Sixth
_<• Richard, furniture and bedding, 1710 Seventh, res
L673 Taylor
Fiege & Tominski, Long Wharf Restaurant
Field A M Mrs, res 158 E Eleventh
Field Caroline II Miss, res 760 Fourteenth
Field Edward, clerk Great American Importing Tea Co, res
863 Campbell
Field Edward G, carpenter, res 863 Campbell
Field John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Field John S, barber A Oliver. iv> so;; Broadway
Field Julia B Mrs, widow, res 682 Sycamore
I 'ield L A Miss, res 760 Fourteenth
FIELD SEMINARY, Mrs R G Knox proprietor,
Mr- W B Hyde principal, L825 Telegraph ave
Field Wm A. machinist, pes 1 157 Myrtle
Fields Duane W. salesman Oakland Frail and Produce Co,
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FIELDS DE IEENA MRS, proprietor The
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# Fourteenth
Fields Frank W, gripman OCR Co, res 082 Sycamore
Fields I, gluer Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res 560
Seventh
Fields Joseph, sawyer Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res
San Leandro
Fields May Miss, dressmaking and millinery, 1222 San | § h^
Pablo ave, res 560 Seventh
Fields Minnie Miss, bookkeeper Tucker & Co, res 560
Seventh
Fields Richard A, barber, 2955 Telegraph ave, res same
Fields R M, switchman S P Co, res Chester House ^ r^
Fierce Thomas, millwright Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res
1050 Third
Fife Nelson, engineer, res 570 E Sixteenth
FIFE W C, carriage hardware, 563-565 Twelfth, les
579 Albion
Fifield Wm H, atty-at-law, S F, res 352 E Fourteenth
Fifth Infantry Regiment Band, SE cor Fourth and Broad-
way
Figerado John, laborer S P Co, res 968 E Twentieth
Figone John, vegetable peddler, res cor Seventh and Filbert
Figrod Manuel, employe California Jute Mills
Figuerendo Joaquin, watchman, res 1533 San Pablo ave
Fike Abraham, res 1131 Magnolia
Fike Nathan, res 809 Peralta
Filbelet Don, bootblack, cor Ninth and Broadway, res 1642
Union
.j£ Filbert Edward S, painter J W Lindsey & Co
COu! Filborn John, gardener, res Shell Mound Station
^ £l Filborn Philip, gardener, res Shell Mound Station
r* 1 Filipe John, laborer, res 1069 E Nineteenth
hJ gj! Fillet John B, gardener Alex Pallies, res 2409 Telegraph ave
^[ tC Fillmore George W, conductor S P Co, res 965 Jackson
■j jj Fillmore L, supt South Pacific Coast Railwav, S F, res
Qj ™ Tubbs Hotel
^ X Finalli Thomas, laborer, res n s Forty-second nr Telegraph
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Finch A B, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res Blake House
JE -D Finch Duncan B Capt, capitalist, res 1263 Webster
V« Finch Ed S, salesman E G Buswell & Co, res 1376 Franklin
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Finch Eva Mis-, dressmaker Mrs M J O'Neil
Finch Isaac B, artificial stone maker, res 1076 E Fifteenth
Finch Mabel E Miss, res 1076 E Fifteenth
FINCH THOMAS E, saloon, cigars and tobacco.
5 Broadwav, res same
Finch Vivian <r Miss, res 1076 E Fifteenth
Finch William H, inspector Contra Costa Water Co, res
'■•"» Eleventh
Finch William W. substitute letter carrier, res 503 Eleventh
Finck J Matilda Mrs. groceries, Golden Gate, res same
Finck William, clerk Mrs J M Finck, Golden Gate
Findlay James, engineer Gas Works,res 1580 Telegraph ave
Findlav Nellie, nurse, re- Weber Hotel
Fine Andrew, physician, 277 E Twelfth, res same
Fine Henry M. student, res 277 E Twelfth
Fine Wm A. reporter Evening Enquirer, res 277 E Twelfth
Finegan Eliza Mrs. widow, res N27 Fourteenth
Finegan John J, janitor A F Merriman & Son, res 1506
Broadway
Finegan Lucy Miss, res 827 Fourteenth
Finegan Thomas B, marble cutter, res s27 Fourteenth
Finely Charles J, clerk J II Mallett, res 1458 Twelfth
Fink A A 568 Eleventh
Fink Charles, switchman S P Co, res 1720 Seward
Fink Harry W, range expert Jeffr — . Mitchell a: Co, res
Wallsworth ave nr Prosj
Fink W E, carpent Tenth
Finkeldey Fred, carpenter A Kendall, i
Finkeldey Henry, butcher Wm Nel I Twenty-second
Finkeldey Minnie Mrs, widow, res 303 S >nd
Finkeldey Wm, laboi -her & Taylor,: 5 :id
Finkli r Hem >r E Twenty-eighth and Central ave
Finley D W, iaborer, res 1163 Third
Finley Katie, dressmaker Mrs E W Johnson
Mary Mrs, rea 1 7 ward
hi John, driver Peopl . >r< — . pes American Ho
Inn John J, I moulder, S F, res < {olden < rate
Finnegan John E, city agl Traveler's Insurance S F,
- 1214 Webst<
Fiu laboi • Axlelin
1 Jharlea E, blacksmith, S I', res 12 1 Helen
Fin i VV Mrs, rea 616 Twelfth
Finney Olr tman, Adeline
Finne\ W II. carpenter, rea L156 Broadway
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ni-au Bernard < Finn V L9 Nineteenth
Boarding and Livery Accommodations
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Finnigan Bros (MichaelJ and Bernard) house painters, 719
Nineteenth
Finnigan Ignatius, student, res 719 Nineteenth
Finnigan J W, clerk, res 713 Fifteenth
Finnigan Michael J (Finnigan Bros) res 719 Nineteenth
Finnigan W F, salesman Kast, res 317 Fifteenth
Finucane John, tailor I N Sloanaker, res Forty-second bet
Telegraph ave and Grove
Fincane W M, clerk, res 363£ Twelfth
Fire Association of Philadelphia, B B Laton agt, 468 Ninth
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO
(Oakland Branch) R Frank Clark manager, 4S3 Ninth cor
Washington
Firemen's Insurance Co of Baltimore, James Gamble agt,
469 Ninth
Firemen's Insurance Co of Newark, James Gamble agt, 469
Ninth
Firms Manuel, res 805 Henry
Firpo Gerome, gardener, res cor Thirty-seventh and Market
First African Methodist Episcopal Church, Fifteenth bet
West and Market, Rev D E Johnson pastor, res 813
Fifteenth
First Baptist Church, Rev C H Hobart pastor, SE cor Brush
and Fourteenth
First Congregational Church, J K McLean, D D, pastor, cor
Clay and Twelfth
First Free Will Baptist Church, Rev C F Penney, D D, pastor,
cor Twenty-first and Brush
First Hebrew Congregation, Rev M S Levy, D D, rabbi, SE
cor Clay and Thirteenth
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev E R Dille, D D, pas-
tor, SE cor Clav and Fourteenth
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OAK-
LAND, V D Moody president, A D Thomson cash-
ier, NE cor Tenth and Broadway
First Presbyterian Church, Rev Francis A Horton, D I),
pastor, NW cor Fourteenth and Franklin
First Swedish Baptist Church, Rev C M Nelson pastor, SE
cor Magnolia and Tenth
First Universalist Church, Rev S Goodenough pastor, West
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Firth William B, crrpenter, res Golden Gate
Fischbacher Chris, dairyman, cor Liese ave and E Four-
teenth
Fischer A W, furniture, 1201^ Seventh, res 870 Adeline
G. H. KRIECHBAUM, Dflltist, 854^ BROADWAY
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Fischer Ferdinand, bookkeeper Richard Rademann, res
1020 Third
Fischer Frank L (F L Fischer & Co, S F) res 870 Adeline
Fischer Frank X, boiler maker, res 833 Myrtle
Fischer Julius, bakery, 866 Washington, res 814 Grove
Fish Arthur L, agt Worthington pumps, S F, res 1012 Four-
teenth
Fish George L (Phelan & Fish) res 306 Thirteenth
Fish Harriet A Mrs, res 1012 Fourteenth
Fish J E Miss, res 461 E Fourteenth
Fish J H Mrs, 918 Grove
Fish M W, physician, 461 E Fourteenth, res same
Fish Thaddeus D, salesman Phelan & Fish, res 306 Thir-
teenth
Fish Theo J, mgr Alameda County Branch California In-
surance Co, 471 Ninth, res 722 Seventeenth
Fish T J (McKenzie & Co) res cor Fourteenth and Brush
Fish Wm II, printer Pacific Press, res 378 Tenth
Fisher , employe S P Co, res 1836i Seventh
Fisher AC Mrs, deputy supt of schools Alameda County, office
Court House, Saturdays and Mondays, res Niles
Fisher Alfred A (Fisher & Taylor) res Brooklyn, N Y
Fisher Beriah P, res 716 Twenty-ninth
Fisher Charles H, mill hand California Door Co, res 804
Clay
Fisher Charles M, asst supt of schools, res Blake House
Fisher E Mrs, widow, res 1017 Thirtieth
Fisher Edgar S, contractor, res 1405 Brush
Fisher Elizabeth Mrs, res 255 Second
Fisher Ethel T Miss, res 904 Filbert
Fisher Evelyn X Mrs, music teacher, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Frank, plumber twenty-third ave, res same
Fisher Frank II, dentist, res 315 Fourteenth
Fisher Galen M. res (.»<>1 Filbert
FISHER GEO W, manager Pugel Sound Lumber
Co, cor Firsl and Washington, res 315 Fourteenth
Fisher I kace D, res 926 Myrtle
Fisher Grace M Miss, student, res 904 Filbert
Fisher Grace W Miss, music teacher, rea 582 E Twelfth
Fisher Gus A. upholsterer San Pablo nr Fourteenth, res
1 7-_!^ Seward
Fisher Harvey EI, apprentice Oakland Iron Work-, rea 615
Fifth
Fisher II II. tinner, res 618 Fifth
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Fisher John L, tailor, res 615 Fifth
Fisher John W, painter, res 1922 West
Fisher Joseph, wood and coal 1401 Broadway, res 559
Simpson ave
Fisher K B Mrs, second vice-principal High School, res
926 Myrtle
Fisher Lillian A Miss, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Lottie Mrs, res w s Telegraph ave nr Forty-third
Fisher Lou Miss, employe California Hosiery Co, res w s
Telegraph ave nr Forty-third
Fisher Lucy B, res 926 Myrtle
Fisher Luther P, advertising agt, S F, res 926 Myrtle
Fisher M Mrs, res 1017 Thirtieth
Fisher Michael, res cor Twenty-ninth and West
Fisher Miles B, student, res 904 Filbert
FISHER PHILIP M, county superintendent of
schools, office Court House, Saturdays and Mondays, res
Niles
Fisher R R, carpenter, res Blake House
Fisher RT, employee S P Co, res 1467 Fifth
FISHER & TAYLOR (A A Fisher and J P Tay-
lor) wholesale coal and wood, 455 Ninth, yard cor First
and Franklin
Fisher Wm A, clerk, res 926 Myrtle
FISK LEANDEE, real estate and insurance, sta-
tionery, notions &c, 1156^ Seventh, res cor Third and
Adeline
Fisk L G Mrs, res 1170 Sixteeeth
Fisk Wm, carpenter S P Co, res 1860 William
Fitch Charles, painter, res 1523 Market
Fitch George WT, clerk, S F, res 561 E Eleventh (rear)
Fitch Henry S, bookkeeper, S F, res 919 Center
Fitch J, res" 803 Castro
Fitch Jennie L Mrs, nurse, res 915 Seventh
Fitch Julia Mrs, res 796 Harrison
Fitch L J, res res 803 Castro
Fitch Olive Miss, stenographer, S F, res 796 Harrison
FITCH OSCAR, superintendent and manager Whit-
ney Standard and Oakland Transfer Co, res 530 Hobart
Fitch Samuel S, shoemaker, res 561 E Eleventh (rear)
Fitch Thomas, painter Doody & Hooley
Fitch Walter S, carriage painter Fredericks & Arth, res 796
Harrison
Fitch Wm, foremim Columbia Ranch, Fresno County, res
796 Harrison
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Fittbogen Dora Miss, res 611 Seventeenth
Fittbogen P, cigars and tobacco, 1022 Broadway, res 611
Seventeenth
Fitz Edward, bartender J Flannery, res Prescott House
Fitzell Peter, laborer, res 757 Jefierson
Fitzgerald Annie Miss, student, res 319 E Twentieth
FITZGERALD & COLVIN (E L Fitzgerald and
R S Colvin) advertising agents, 921 Broadway
i q Fitzgerald Daniel, fisherman, res Long Wharf
Fitzgerald David F, laborer Taylor & Co, res 812 Si
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Fitzgerald Edward J, salesman J S Gilmore & Co, res 812
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Fitzgerald Edward L (Fitzgerald & Colvin) res 313 Four-
teenth
Fitzgerald George, plumber, res 1250 Center
Fitzgerald James H, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res 408
Thirteenth
Fitzgerald Jennie Mrs, res 1719 Chestnut
Fitzgerald Johanna Mrs, res 77<» Willow
Fitzgerald John, fireman S P Co, ras 1773 Goss
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, res 1515 Eighth
Fitzgerald Kate Mrs, widow, res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerrld M, res 970 Broadway
Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, res 812 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, res Watts nr Forty-fifth, Emeryville
Fitzgerald Mary Mrs, washing and ironing, its 759 Fourth
Fitzgerald Maurice, employe U S Mint, S F, res 1465 Fifth
Fitzgerald Maurice, employe Contra Costa Water Co, rea
728^ Chester
Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer S P Co, res L250 Center
Fitzgerald Maurice, employe S PCo, S F, res 810 Fifteenth
Fitzgerald May E Miss, rea 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald Michael, railroad contractor, rea 1515 Eighth
Fitzgerald Michael, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Emeryville
Fitzgerald Richard, railroad contractor, rea L515 Eighth
FITZGERALD ROBERT M, attorney-at-law
and commissioner Board Public Works, B64j Broadway,
; 1 3 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald William, foreman A I tates, n a SW cor Thirteenth
and Franklin
Fitzmaurice John, gardener, rea 71.*» Fifteenth
Fitzpatrick Edward C, employe U 8 Mini. S F, rea SW cor
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Fitzpatrick Peter C, plasterer, res 1359 Eighteenth j j
Fitzpatrick Timothy E, plasterer Peter Fitzgerald, res 1359 L \
Eighteenth [^ '
Fitzpatrick Thomas, road master S P Co, res 1817 Filbert I I
Fitzpatrick Wm, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res ^^x
Commercial Union Hotel
Fitzsimmons Henry, saloon, 368 Twelfth, res Brayton Block
Fitzsimmons John, painter, res 366 Ninth
Fitzsimmons P, saloon, 368 Twelfth
Flahavan W H, asst yard master S P Co, res 1670 William
Flaherty John, laborer, res 1471 Fourteenth
Flaherty Thomas, house painter, 1404 Eighteenth, res same
Flanagan Edward, printer, res 1427 Twelfth t"""~*
Flanagan Edward J, student, res 1427 Twelfth r j~\
Flanagan Edward J, clerk B McDermott, res cor Mather | (
and Montgomery j I \
Flanagan James, res 719 Sixth
Flanagan J D, stenographer, res 1009 Seventh
Flandin Joseph, porter Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
res Second nr BroadwajT
Flannery Joseph, propr Arcade Saloon, 879 Washington,
and foreman Hose Co No 1, res 569 Seventh ZL
Flannery Mary L Miss, dressmaker, res 961 Kirkham
Flannigan Chris F, plumber, res 819 Lydia
Flannigan Mollie Miss, employe Contra Costa Laundry, res
1407 Sixteenth
Fleck Adolph, clerk Meyers & Williams 25
Fleck Gustav, barber, res 2315 Grove vI^L.
Fleenor Rev Wm T, pastor Harrison-Street Baptist Church. h
res 711 Twentieth h jjj
Fleetwood Jeremiah J, farmer, res Fruit Vale Heights S- 0
Fieischhauer W C, propr barber shop 1808 Seventh, res ! ° X
1623 Taylor £h"
Fleissner Otto, teacher vocal music and piano, Hopkins & >d
Academy ^ §5
Fleming A J Mrs, res 304 Ninth g h^
Fleming David A, clerk, res 508-J- Fifteenth ^"©3
Fleming David J, engineer S F, res 811 Center Sc§^
Fleming D M, salesman Abrahamson Bros, res St Elmo o2m
House
Fleming Frederick S, student, res High
Fleming George, machinist, res High
Fleming Isaac D, clergyman, res 1066 E Twenty-fourth
Fleming J, res 1467 San Pablo ave
Fleming John J, res 556 E Twelfth
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Fleming John K, tinner, res 1765 Division
Fleming John R, blind maker California Door Co, res 300
Ninth
Fleming N T Mrs, dressmaker, 811 Center, res same
Fleming Wm, foreman Alameda Macadamizing Co, res 483
Twenty-sixth
Fleming William B, painter, res 164 Sixth
Flemming Louis E, asst supt fire alarm and police tele-
graph, res 1309 Jefferson
Flemming Robert F, mgr Sunset Telephone-Telegraph
510 Twelfth, and extraman H and L No 1, 0 F D,
res 527 Twenty-second
Flemming Sadie C Mrs, res 1778 Division
Flescher Alfred H, printer, res 1023 Taylor
Flescher Nellie Miss, music teacher, res 1023 Taylor
Flescher William C, barber, cor Seventh and Pine, res 1623
Taylor
Fletcher Albert E, res 1361 Eleventh ave
Fletcher Alden, res 1425 Adeline
Fletcher Chas II. traveling salesman, S F, res 766 Seven-
teenth
Fletcher Frank A, special examiner Pension Dept, S F, res
L425 Adeline
Fletcher ( I W, res 13] 1 San Pablo ave
Fletcher Hugh, grocer, L849 San Pablo ave, res 1000
Twenty-eighth
Fletcher Le Roy D, supt Sailors' Home, S F, res 1361
Eleventh ave
Fletcher Lucy II Miss, stenographer, S F, res 1425 Adeline
Fletcher M S, stationary engineer S P Co, res 727 Lewis
cher Mary E Miss, res 1425 Adeline
Fletcher M E Miss, pianiste, res 852 Jefferson
Fletcher Susan Mrs, res is 1 Twenty-second
Fletcher Thomas H, grainer, res 8.">2 Jefferson
Fletcher Willard F, captain of police, res L303 Telegraph
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Fletcher Willard V Jr, salesman Huntington, Hopkins
L303 Telegraph ave
Fletcher Willie L, salesman Kennedy, Quinlan & Co, res
JO E hteenth
Fletcher Wm O, teamster F M Derby & Co, res 513 El
Twelfth
Fleti David S, laborer, pes SW oor Lusk ave and Forty-
cond
Flick ( ■ and builder, res 1 16 El Sixteenth
Flieler Richard F, barber, S F. res L60J Thirteenth ave
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£ « Flierl J Frederick, tailor, S F, res 970 Cypress
a pj Flint Caroline L Mrs, widow, res 574 Sycamore
2 ^ Flint E T, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1269 Castro
& ♦ Flint Edward P, res 521 Thirteenth
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£ f*i Flint George, student Hopkins' Academy
FLINT GEORGE B, druggist, llOl Broadway, res
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Flint Jane H Mrs, res 1070 Sixteenth
Flint Levi, shoemaker 1754 Seventh, res 1718 Eighth
Flint Mabel L Miss, res Glen Echo, Piedmont ave
Flint Samuel F (Flint & Zimmerman), and asst supt rail-
way mail service, res 1718 Eighth
Flint & Zimmerman (Sam'l F Flint and Frank S Zimmer-
man) wood, coal, coke and charcoal, 413 Eleventh
Flogel Rudolf, vest maker M J KELLER, res 476
Twelfth
Flood Charles S, general jobbing, res 674 E Fifteenth
Flood Edward, hostler A Gates, res SW cor Thirteenth and
Franklin
Flood Edward, farmer, res Hayes' Canon
Flood George F, blacksmith, res 666i E Fifteenth
Flood Isaac, kalsomining, res 666i E Fifteenth
Flood Isabella B Mrs, res 1202 West
Flood Robert, stone cutter, res 1202 West
Flood Thomas, laborer, res 714 Linden
Flora Aaron M, printer Fonda & Co, res 1651 Myrtle
Flora Albert, employe Nail Works, res 924 Twenty-fourth
Flora Elisha H, house mover, res 1651 Myrtle
Flora L A Mrs, res 1651 Myrtle
Flora Melchager R, res 1624 Myrtle
Flora Melchager R Jr, hou^e mover, res 1624 Myrtle
Florence Joseph, laborer, res 241 Hollis
Florence Julia, domestic, res 915 Filbert
Florian Nicholas, cook Geo W Walker, res SW cor Brush j ^ 2
and Sixth ' (/) P*
Flossman Bonifaz, florist 257 Twelfth, res 318 Thirteenth *d
Flossman Emmett, carpenter Robt Walker, res 318 Thir-
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Floto M Mrs, res 528 Knox Place
Floud John R, engineer P M S S Co, res 1420 Filbert
Floud John W, gardener, res 1420 Filbert
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Flood Susie L Miss, res 1420 Filbert
Flower Frank oiler S P Co, res 822 Union
Floyd Albert, coachman Win B Lake, res 1020 Adeline
Flynn Alice Miss, res 7 70 Wood
Flynn Andrew, salesman Greenhood & Mo ran, res 1761
Ntyrtle
Flynn Annie Miss, res 857 Peralta
Flynn Charles C, ship carpenter, res N^-"> Bay
Flynn Charles M, student, res 885 Bay
Flynn Ed mo ud, res 857 Peralta
Flynn Hannah Miss, res 857 Peralta
Flynn Hugh, blacksmith S P Co, res 1826 William
Flynn James, upholsterer McGovern & C ah ill, res 824 Lydia
Flynn James F, laborer S P Co, res 885 Bay
Flvnn J H, salesman JAS A JOYCE, res 226 Ninth
Flynn John S, painter, res 1363 Eighteenth
Flynn Lucy Mrs, widow, res 1407 Eleventh
Flynn Lucy Miss, clerk Bruning Brothers, res 1407 Elev-
enth
Flynn Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs Wallace, res 824 Lydia
Flynn Maggie Miss, domestic, 1112 Nineteenth
Flynn Mamie E Miss, res 1407 Eleventh
Flynn Margaret Miss, cane chair maker Industrial Home
For the Adult Blind, res same
Flynn Mary Miss, res 1363 Eighteenth
n Maurice J. painter Elbert Olney, res L363 Eighteenth
Flynn May J Miss, saleslady Kennedy, Quintan & Co, res
324 Lydia
Flynn Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1837 Seventh
Flynn Myria Miss, res 857 Peralta
tin Patrick, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res 226 Ninth
Flynn Patrick, wood and coal 1459-1461 Seventh, res same
Flynn Patrick, laborer, res Charter Oak Bote]
Flynn Patrick .J, machinisl S 1* Co, res 1863 William
Flynn Rosa M rs, pea 7n(.> Adeline
Flynn Timothy, carpenter, res L363 Eighteenth
Flynn Timothy J, plasterer, res L363 Eighteenth
Flynn William, laborer S P Co, res 718 Center
I 'occaci A . res 657 Myrtle
1 1. 0111-. carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co, res 653
Myrtle
Focha M y I l 'ocha & Ro L62 Second
1 M I' Focha and Frank Rogers | clothing
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Fochetfc Martin, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
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J Fogarty James, carpenter, res SCO Clay
Jf £ FOGARTY JAMES, boots and shoes, 480 Seventh,
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* 2 Fogarty Jennie Miss, res Fruit Vale ave
£ «5 Fogarty John, student, res 1312 Market
W U Fogarty Martin, watchman S P Co, res 1312 Mar
i e Fogarty Sherman S, clerk James Fogarty, res Pruit Vale ave
£ cs ! Fogarty Wm G, clerk James Fogarty, res Fruit Vale ave
Eg ^ ; Fogelgren Chas, carpenter, res 1569 Fifth
g *? Fogg Diantha L Mrs, widow, res 1336 Myrtle
b O ^°Sg Ellen Mrs, widow, res 1636 Myrtle
0 +3 Fogg George E, civil engineer, res 1471 Broadway
fig ^ Fogg Geo H, real estate, 1463 Broadway, res 1638 Telegraph
1 5? ave
|j © Fogg Geo J, carpenter S P Co, res 1005 Franklin
O ! i Fogg James L, life insurance agt, S F, res 770 Thirteenth
J Jlfl! Fogg Joseph F, carpenter, res 813 Market
H c Fogg W W, student University of California, res 770 Thir-
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Foley James J, res 1023 Peralta
Foley John, gardener, res 1839 San Pablo ave
Foley John, teamster Renton Coal Co, res 666 Twenty-sev-
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Foley John G, salesman M Lihderbauin, res 1019 Willow
Foley Katie Miss, clerk Salinger's, res 567 Eighth
Foley Kate Miss, 1864 West
Foley Michael, laborer, res 1171 Third
Foley Patrick, coachman, res 1405 Webster
Foley Bailie Mrs, res 620 Chestnut
Foley Thomas, laborer S P Co, res 620 Chestnut
Folger Allvn S, bookkeeper Fulton Iron Works, S F, res
1368 Eighth
Folger James A (J A Folger & Co) res 1308 Jackson
Folkers C T, clerk, S F, res 915 Myrtle
Folkers Geo A, clerk, S F, res 915 Myrtle
Folkers J H A ( J H A Folkers & Bro, S F) res 91o Myrtle
Folkers Mamie Miss, res 915 Myrtle
Folkers Rudolph, clerk S F, res' 915 Myrtle
Follrath Adam, blacksmith, res 670 E Sixteenth
Follrath George, emplove Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res 673
E Twelfth
Follrath James H, fireman S P Co, res 1824 William
Follrath W A, horse shoer Antony Marks, res 705 E Four-
teenth
Folsom George W, real estate, S F, res 1069 Grove
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Folsom M E Miss, res 564 Fifteenth
Folte Gustav, paving teller German Bank, S F, res 619
Ninth
Foltin Joseph, insurance agt, res 566 Twenty-second
FOLTZ MATTHEW, manager East's, res Ala-
meda
Fonda & Co (P W Fonda) genl book and job printers, 379
Tenth
Fonda George H, machinist California Door Co, res 1721
Thirteenth
Fonda Jesse C, foreman Fonda & Co, res 1772 Goss
Fonda P W (Fonda & Co) res 1772 Goss
Tondere Jean, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Fones J H, carpenter, res 586 Tenth
Font Frank, laborer, res 1557 Third
Ton tain e Walter L, asst supt of streets, res Grove nr Twenty-
sixth
Fonte Annie Miss, res 1114 Sixteenth ave
Fonte Antony, genl mdse and groceries, 800 and 802 E
Twelfth, res 1114 Sixteenth ave
Fonte G, employe G F Crisl & Sons, 1029 E Twenty-second
Fonte J A, compositor Morning Times, res 300 Third
Fonte Joseph, laborer, res 1025 E Twenty-second
Fonte Joseph Et, laborer, res cor Hepburn and Adeline
Fonte Joseph T. clerk, res 1111 Sixteenth ave
Fonte Rosa Miss, res L025 E Twenty-second
Fontes A S, hoots and shoes 371 B, res -nine
Foor A M Mrs, dressmaker, 1453 Broadway, res same
a Charles B, clerk, W F & Co, S F, res cor E Nineteenth
and Twentieth ave
B< ssie M iss, i es i 054 Kirkham
I> \V :keeper Log Cabin Bakery, res Lillard
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D W Miss, propr Lillard Bouse, 504 Thirteenth, tea
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be Kat( A M rs, res Lillard I [ouse
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»te William W, atty-at-law, res L154 Brush
tman Henry E, Clerk U s Customs, S F, res 518 E
Twelfth
— t jeweler, - Te mescal ur Telegraph ave
Foi desman Bruning Bros, res Henry bet Sev-
ruth and Eighth
Forb< Johi I itionery and fancy goods, L102 Market
Fori i John T, can Twelfth, ime
Forbee Ma i M cor Valdi i and Dennison
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325 ;
Forbes P F, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union Hotel
Forbes Robert, gardener Mountain View Cemetery, res same
Forcade L Miss, mgr F Thomas Dyeing and Cleaning
Works 1008 Broadway, res S F
Force Edward E, res Forty-seventh nr Salem
Force Sidney B, bookkeeper Home Mutual Fire Insurance
Co, Alameda County Branch, res Galindo Hotel
Ford Annie M Miss, housekeeper Hotel Merritt, res same
Ford Alvin, capitalist, res 225 Twenty-third ave
Ford Archibald, gas regulator, S F, res Sutter cor Park,
Golden Gate
Ford Carrie M Miss, candy and ice cream, res Sherman,
opp Julia, Fruit Vale
Ford Charles C (D R Ford & Co) res 1012 Jefferson
Ford Chas D, lumber merchant, S F, res 923 Fifth ave
Ford Cornelius J, engineer S P Co, res 972 Center
Ford Daniel R (D R Ford & Co) res 1012 Jefferson
Ford D R & Co (D R and C C Ford) groceries, fruit and
produce, 1233 Broadway
Ford Ella J Miss, res 923 Fifth ave
Ford Fayette A, carpenter, res 1156 Webster
Ford George, dairy' 913 Twenty-eighth, res same
Ford Geo Jr, res 913 Twenty-eighth
Ford George E, clerk, S F, res Golden Gate
Ford James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Ford Jaines, engineer S P Co, res 913 Pine
Ford Jeremiah T, machinist California Foundry, S F, res
Sherman opp Julia
Ford John, helper Gross & Reichert, res 913 Twenty-eighth
Ford Joseph E, carpenter Burnham-Standeford Co, res 1006
Webster
Ford Julia G Miss, res Beulah Park
Ford Kate M Mrs, res 765 Grove
Ford Lillie Miss, res Golden Gate
Ford Lillie B Miss, res' Sherman opp Julia
Ford Louise Miss, milliner, res 913 Twenty-eighth
Ford Martin, foreman S P Co, res 1059 Thirteenth ave
Ford May Miss, res 913 Twenty-eighth
Ford M W, broommaker Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
Ford Nettie, compositor Pacific Press, res 533 Sixteenth
Ford Sarah Miss, res 765 Grove
Ford S M Mrs, variety ctore, 277 E Twelfth, res same
Ford Thomas, shoemaker, S F, res 740 Chester
Ford Thomas J, railway postal clerk, res 1374 Eleventh
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Fording Howard W, civil engineer, res 1112 Wood
Fording Ida M, res 1112 Wood
Fording Isaac M, master mechanic, res 1112 Wood
Fording Mary E Mrs, res 1112 Wood
Fore Charles' W (Spruance, Stanley & Co,) S F, res 1414
Franklin
Foreman Howard, employe S P Co, res 1462 Ninth
Foreman W H, clerk S P Co,res 177:5 Eighth
Forestell Mary, domestic, 617 E Eighteenth
Forester Arthur G, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mills, SW cor
Eighth and Alice
Forester Edwin H, merchant, S F, res 14G2 Eighth
Forgie Hugh, cutter, SF,res 1255 West
Forgie John, tailor, res 567 Fourteenth
Forgie Rohert, salesman Goldberg. Bowen & Co, S F, res
1395 Broadway
Forkne John M, expressman, res 2045 Filbert
Forman J H, blacksmith, res 1121 Third
Forman Margaret B Miss, res 1379 Harrison
Formey Pobert L, carpenter, res cor Forty-seventh and
Salem
Forrest Annie Miss, res 263 E Eighteenth
Forrest C T, pres Sanitary Plumbing Manufacturing Co, res
L841 Webster
Forresl John, repairei>S PC1", res 263 E Eighteenth
Forresi Sterling I*, cook \V C T U Restaurant, res 617 Fifth
Forrester , Smith Bouse, s-<» Broadway
Forr< ]' win II. clerk, S F, res 1 r»-i Ninth ^
Forrester Rose Miss, res 1454 Ninth • >i m
Forsberg J, employe Buruham-Standeford Co ^ P
Forsberg L, painter P N Kuss, res 518 Sixth c$ fl) 2
■ Mary Mrs, domestic, res 855 Ali< - W>
Forsta Bvenska Baptist Church, Rev C M Nelson pastor, SE § h[
COP Magnolia and Tenth S£> §!
Forst< r Dorothea Mrs, widow, res Booth bet Broadway and
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Forster John, marble cutter .1 T Kelly, res 656 Myrtle
I ster M ichael actor, res L66 1 Atlantic
Forster Thomas, clerk John II Maurer, res L403 San Pablo >, h] ^
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Forstj w (DowA Forsting) res 1 355 Twenty-fourth ave
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Fort Peter, farmer, res Hudson nr College ave
, Fortado Francisco Selveira, res 730 Henry
Forthman Q D, ship carpenter S P Co, res C P House
Fortin Agnes Miss, res 566 Nineteenth
Fortin Damien E (Fortin <fe Co) res 521 Twentieth
Fortin Mary Miss, res oQQ Nineteenth
Fortin Octave, clerk V L Fortin, res 566 Nineteenth
FORTIN VICTOR L, brick maker and contractor,
lime and cement, and manager Point San Pedro Brick
Co, NE cor Third and Washington, res 566 Nineteenth
Fortman Fred, carpenter S P Co, res 834 Cedar
Fortman Richard, laborer S P Co, res 69 Bay
Fortmann D Miss, res Taylor ave nr McPherson, Alameda
Fortmann Henry Jr, candy maker Bruning Bros, res Tay-
lor ave, nr McPherson, Alameda
Fortunato Pezzolo, bootblack, 455 Seventh, res 658 Myrtle
Fosen Christian J, seaman, res 2018 Union
Fosgett Louise Miss, teacher of music, res 1110 Thirty-
fourth
Foss , contractor, 1156 Broadway
Foss Wm, boot maker J Balzer, res Berkeley
Fossard A Mable, res 1120 Peralta
Fost Manuel, dairyman, res s s Temescal bet Cherry and
Liberty
Foster A J, carpenter, res 1568 Twenty- first ave
Foster Alfred, janitor Oakland post otfice, res 662 Alice
Foster Alfred, gardener, res 2041 Linden
Foster Andrew, laborer, res Overland House
Foster Arthur, carpenter, res 251 Eighth
Foster Charles, inspector customs S F, res 1622 Taylor
Foster Charles F Mrs, res 812 Henry
Foster Charles M, machinist, S F res 1827 William
Foster Daniel, res 1353 Castro
Foster Dwight, cleaner S P Co, res 827 Cedar
Foster Eliza E Miss, res 1024 Filbert
Foster E J, res 823 Henry
Foster Emma Mrs, widow, res 251 Eighth
Foster Emma E Mrs, res 1304 Tenth ave
Foster Fannie Miss, res 1504 Seventh
[ Foster George E, machinist, S F, res 914 Wood
Foster H N Miss, res 1353 Castro
Foster Isaac L, machine hand S P Co and extraman Engine
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Foster John, marble polisher, res 656 Myrtle
Foster John, cleaner S P Co, res 821 Henry
Foster John A, carpenter, res 1924 Filbert
Foster John T, res 368 Seventh
Poster Joseph, laborer S P Co, res 954 New
Foster Josephine Miss, res 821 Henry
Foster Lee W, res 772 Tenth
iter Lola Miss, res 222 Seventh
tor L W Mrs, res 772 Tenth
Foster Lyda Miss, nurse Fabiola Hospital, res same
Foster Maud Miss, res 1504 Seventh
Foster R H Mrs, res 1504 Seventh
Foster Fannie Miss, res 1504 Seventh
Foster Moses G, miner, res 960 Castro
Foster M S Mrs, res 960 Castro
Foster N K, physician and surgeon, 1266 Twenty-third
ave, res same
Foster R H Mrs, bakery, 1504 Seventh, res same
Poster Robert, driver M Chaplin, res 821Henry
Foster Robert, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Poster Rowena Miss, res 960 Castro
Poster Thomas J, dyer California Cotton Mills, res 662
Alice
Poster Win A (Frank J Baker & Co) res Grand Central
Foster William W, clerk S P Co, res' 938 Peralta
Fothergill , res 504 Fifteenth
Poucaull Victor M, real estate. S F, res 518 Twenty-second
Foulkea Margaret K Mrs, res 571 Twelfth
Foulkea Thomas I), expressman, res n s Moss ave bet Ruby
and Gold
Fountain Belle Miss, res 533 Seventeenth
Fountain Eliza Miss, rea 807 Brush
Fountain Fanny Mi — .i.-m), Brush
Fountain Louisa Mis-, music teacher, re- 807 Brush
Fountain Wm II, res so; Brush
Four Mile House, Thomas Welch propr, cor College and
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Wilson B Morse superintendent, office 522 Fourteenth
FowleJohn A, printer Morning Times } res 309 Third
Fowler Annie Miss, domestic Sol Greenhood, res 633 Four-
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Fowler ( llara J Mi 7 16 sixteenth
Fowler David C, cooper, rea L516 Curtis
Fowler. D T, principal Prescotl School, rea 568 Caledonia
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Fowler Elizabeth H Mrs, res 1259 Campbell J_ (/}
Fowler George A, propr children's play ground, Twenty- m
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FOWLER GEORGE H, druggist, 1129 Thirteenth -
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Fowler Geo H C, music teacher, res 629 E Fourteenth
Fowler Jefferson, res 1063 Tenth ave
Fowler John A, clerk, S F, res 715 Sixteenth
Fowler John T, capitalist, res College ave bet Vernon ave
and Florio
Fowler L F Mrs, teacher Durant School, res 568 Caledonia
ave
Fowler Minnie A Miss, res 715 Sixteenth
Fowler Nellie I Miss, res 1063 Tenth ave
Fowler Prentiss U, salesman S F, res 715 Sixteenth
Fowler Weslev Mrs, res 715 Sixteenth
Fowler W W/res 702 Tenth
Fox A E Miss, bookkeeper Taft & Pennoyer, res Alameda
Fox Albert S, student College of Pharmacy, res 609 Seven-
teenth
Fox Avlrner, student, res 261 Twelfth
Fox C F, agt M J KELLER, 1007-1009 Broadway
Fox Charles M, res 1214 Thirteenth ave
Fox Charles N, atty-at-law, S F, res 1057 Market
Fox E H, employe Cape Ann Bakery, res 918 Fifth
Fox Emma Miss, seamstress Miss V A Anderson, res 918
Fifth
Fox Fred K, student, res 863 Union
Fox Geo B, law student, res 1535 Webster
Fox George W, atty-at-law, S F, res 1535 Webster
Fox Henry G, student, res 967 Fourth ave
Fox Helen F Mrs, dressmaker, res 863 Union
Fox Ida Miss, res 1057 Market
Fox IdaW, branch bakery, res 1261 San Pablo ave
Fox James, barber J M Rose, res Third nr Grove
Fox James H, gardener, res 764 Twenty-second
Fox John, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res Third nr
Grove
Fox John S, janitor Cole School, res 261 Twelfth
Fox Joseph, roller Pacific Iron and Nail' Co, res 627 Third
Fox J E Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 918 Fifth
Fox L E Mrs, res 918 Fifth
Fox Doring, plumber, 1261 San Pablo ave, res 171 Third
Fox M, waiter, res -462 Fifth
Fox Martin, res 1014 Ninth ave
Fox Mary Miss, res 261 Twelfth
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Fox Michael P. sawyer California Door Co. res Emeryville
£0 ^ Fox Minnie Mrs, 3eam& ea L37li Twelfth
UJ ^ Fox Mollie Miss, ironer Contra Costa Laundry, res 1217
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Uj ^ Fox Vigor E. student, res 967 Fourth ave
^ < Fox W B, r< - 967 Fourth ave
|— O Fox Wm F. 1. per correspondent, res v* '>'■'• Union
Foy . lumber piler, res 621i Broadway
fireman S P Co, res B69 Myrtle '
Helen, d aker Mrs E W Johnson
Foy ., laborer. >32i Broadway
zard G . laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
CQ Fradeis • . shoemaker, res E Sixteenth
D Fragaa Thomas, employe S P Co, res 709 Chester
Q- Rose Mrs, housekeeper Wm A*' e 822 Linden
Fraetus Mary Mi-s. laundi 3S ontra Costa Laundry 4
^ France Herman, laborer 160 Fifth .
France II W, clerk S P Co, S F. rea 1039 Linden
H Trance L X. res L039 Linden
France Martha E M Linden
France Robert L. clerk S P C ,S F, rea L039 Linden
Francia , emplo Iron and Nail Work i
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^^j Francia Ann 3, -pinner Jute Mil 917 E Fifteenth **
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Fran< sec California Paint < , S F, res L227
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kJj Francis Louisa Miss, employe Jute Mills, res 91* E ath 2
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LJ Fran< iborer, res L073 E Nineteenth —
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^* Francis Paul, helper Oakland Gas Lighl and IL 9 fd
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Francisco h. I ib >r< r B I' I !o, res 822 F wis CC ]|
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Franck Charles, bottler John Wieland's Lager Beer, 82
Magnolia, res same
Franck Max, piano tuner, res 1789 Grove
Frank Asher, res 633 Fourteenth
Frank Charles J, real estate, res 1378 Seventh
Frank Jos, laborer, res 658 Franklin
Frank Max, waiter Kelsey House, res same
Frank Melita Miss, cashier Sol Greenhoocl, res 633 Four-
teenth
Frank Stephen, fruit, 1120 Center, res same
Frank Theodore, carriage trimmer, 373 Tenth, res Sunny-
side
Frank Theodore, manager J Bossard-Frank, res w s Tele-
graph ave nr Morgan
Franke A L Miss, tailoress A Stein, res 320 Eighth
Franke Clemens, brakeman S P Co, res 1826 William
Franke George, yardman S P Co, res 1824 William
Franke George Jr, fireman S P Co, res 1824 William
Franke Rudolph (R Franke & Co) res 589 Twenty-fourth
Franke R & Co (R Franke and August Trimborn) Oakland
Pickle Factory and Vinegar Works, 1622 Grove
Franke Theresa Miss, res 1824 William
Franklin Albert, porter steamer Colima, res 716 Filbert
Franklin Alice R Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 626
Fourteenth
Franklin School, Joseph F Chandler principal, Tenth ave
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Franklin Wra T, carpenter S H Wilson, res S F
Franks Benjamin, printer, res 701 Magnolia
Franks Chas L, compositor Oakland Enquirer, res 701 Mag-
nolia
Franks James, engineer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Commercial Union Hotel
Franks John C, U S Marshal, S F, res 1125 Adeline
Franson John O, coachman G T Hawley, res Prospect
Heights
Frantz Jay M (Frantz & Lowe) res 1670 Valdez
Frantz & Lowe (Jay M Frantz and Chas C Lowe) real estate,
470 Eighth
Frantzen Fannie Miss, res 966 Kirkham
Franz Frank, clerk Frank Bicler, 809 E Fourteenth, re<
same
Franz Herman, bartender Kaspar Wemmer, res Fifth nr
AVashington
Fraoletti A, bootblack stand, cor Seventh and Market, res
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Fraser Alexander, car repairer S P Co, res 1000 Chester
Fraser Alexander G, carpenter S P Co, res 813 Magnolia
Fraser D (t Mrs, widow, res 1422 Linden
Fraser Howard, engineer, res 1114 Wood
Fraser Julia Miss, res 916 Myrtle
Fraser Leah A, student University of California, res 305
Third
Fraser Robert, ship carpenter, S F, res 1102 Wood
Fraser Samuel W, contractor, res 305 Third
Praser Thomas Rev, professor Theological Seminary. S F,
res (.tlt'» Myrtle
Fraser Walter II, student University of California, res 305
Third
Fraternity Hall, XE cor Seventh and Peralta
Prates Antone, laborer, res 952 E Twentieth
Prates Catherine Mrs, res 953 Webster
Prates Frank, laborer S P Co, res 953 Webster
Prates Frank, farmer, res Hayes Canyon
Prates Freeman, ashman S P Co, res 263 Second
Prates Joseph, laborer S P Co, res 953 Webster
Prates Joseph, butcher La Coste & Co. res Golden Gate
Prates Joseph, laborer, res 667 E Twelfth
Prates Joseph, driver Oamilloni A: Lagoria, res 928 Webster
Prates Joseph A. miner, res 224 Hollis
Prates Joseph Y A. carpenter, res 224 Hollis
Prates Mary Mrs, res 1">11 Third
Pratis Frank, employe California Jute Mills
Pratus Prank, butcher John Stewart, res Lorin
FSAUNEDEB E, machinist and general iron work-
er, 409 Tenth, res 405 Tenth
Prawley Edward, stone cutter F E Knowles&Co, res B F
Frazer Eugene, student J B Richardson, re- 1102 Wood
Prazer Hugh, blacksmith and wagon maker 1008 Franklin,
res 963 ( 'astro
Frazier Ali<-<- Mrs, rea 1 ♦'<"'•_ Eighth
Prazier Thomas J, teamster Grayson, Owen A Co, res Dal-
toD a-. : >ck Yards
Prear Walter Rev, res Tenth ave nr Nineteenth
FREDERICK & ARTH (Jacob Frederick and
G V Anli) proprietors Oakland Carriage Factory,
r \Vi ! ister and Tenth
FREDERICK JACOB (Frederick & Axth) res 569
Sixteenth
Frederick Leonard, carpenter, rea 670 E Sixteenth
Frederick 14 C Mrs, ret 670 E Sixteenth
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Frederickson A, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union Hotel
Frederickson Peter C, teamster, res Old County Road opp
Adeline
Fredinan A, cutter, res The Olive
Fredlund Alfred, carpenter, S F, res 1662 William
Free Market s s Clay bet Fourth and Fifth
Free Thomas H, gardener H P Livermore, res R -ckridge
Free Will Baptist Church, cor Twenty-first and Brush
Freedrick Alvina Mrs, res Four Mile House, E Fourteenth
nr High
Freeland Thomas, laborer S P Co, res 1812 Seventh
Freels Richard G, laborer S P Co, res 1617 Fifteenth
Freeman Allen G (Ormsby & Co, S F) res 1137 Linden
Freeman C D, oiler S P Co, res 1419 Third
Freeman Charles W, printer, S F, res 1724 Lincoln
Freeman Daniel S, clerk, S F, res 1001 Center
Freeman E M Capt, pilot, res 1019 Linden
Freeman Emma Mrs, les 464 Twenty-fourth
Freeman Frank, traveling salesman G H Tay & Co, S F,
res 1562 Telegraph ave
Freeman Frank, salesman, S F, res 464 Twenty-second
Freeman Geo W, asst division roadmaster S P Co, res 1016
West
Freeman James E, civil engineer, res 564 Eleventh
Freeman Lizzie E Miss, res 1019 Linden
Freeman Mary Mrs, res 1457 Broadway
Freeman Mattie B Miss, res 564 Eleventh
Freeman Sarah P Mrs, boarding house, res 564 Eleventh
Freeman William, saloon, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Freeman William, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 914
Twenty-sixth ave
Freequery Eugene, laundry man French Laundry, res
Louisa, Watts Tract
Freidman Samuel, tailor Littovy & Sons, res 864 Clay
Freils Dedrich G, wharfman S P Co, res 1617 Fifteenth
Freitas Anton, res 159 Hollis
Freitas Frank, laborer S P Co, res 889 Bay
Freitas John, laborer S P Co, res 865 Cedar
Freitas John S, laborer S P Co, res 960 E Twentieth
Freitas Joseph, laborer, res 236 Harlan
Freitas Joseph, laborer, res 236 Harlan
Freitas Mellier, laborer S P Co, res 1866 William
French Agnes Miss, res 1717 San Pablo ave
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French Annie T Miss, mnsie teacher, res 1405 Brush
French Asa T, engineer S P Co, res 254 Fifth
Prench Charles W, clerk John Fearn, res 975 Washington
FRENCH EABLE B, hay, grain and feed, wood
and coal, 171") and 1717 San Pablo ave, res same
French Florence -I. res 1244 Adeline &p
French George J, fireman S P Co, res 1055 Twelfth ave
French 11 A Mrs, res 863 Union
French Robert H, salesman Peter Dresco, res 31S Ninth
French Jane Mrs, res 723 Linden C/O
French John Arthur, clerk 1475 Tenth ave
French John D, commission merchant, S F, res 1475 Tenth
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French John L, dry goods, groceries and genl mdse cor
San Pablo and Ivlinkner aves, Golden Gate, res same
French Lulu, dressmaker Mrs E W Johnson, res 723 Lin-
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French Mamie, dressmaker Mrs E W Johnson, res 723 Lin-
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French Mattie L Miss, res 1717 San Pablo ave
French R E, foreman S P Co, res 358 E Seventeenth
rich Sulla E Miss, assl Burnette Dental Co, res 1004
Broadway
i Wm F, clerk, res 867 Peralta
Frerea Frank, laborers P Co. res 1869 Gosa
Frese John L res 1 ^7<> Seventh
Fretas Joseph, laborer res cor Third and Cypress
Freuler John, bookkeeper, S F, res XF cor McCall and
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Freuler Miss, seamstress, rea 970 Cypress
Frey Ada Miss, rea 1315 Eighth
Frey Charles L, student, res 1 115 Tenth
Frey Fin ma M s 1 315 Eighth
. < rustavus J, roofer, rea 11 L5 Tenth
v John, watchmaker and jeweler 1768 Seventh, rea 1315
" Eighth
Frey Julius, draughtsman, S F, rea ">»»7 Eighteenth
Frey R M rs, res L509 Broadway
ph, laboi - l 856 Shorl
Frialo L, Laborer Alameda Macadamizic 3 quarry, rea
same
I ' rick A [Jeweler, res Willamette EIouc
Frick Abraham L, attyy-at-law room 29,957 Broadway, and p
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Frick George W, principal Tompkins' School, res 923 Wood
Frick E Fred, res 668 Thirty-fourth
Friedberg Elias, type setter, res s s Thirty-fourth, nr Tele-
graph ave
Friedman Alfred, glove maker, S F, res 533 Eighteenth
Friedman D, junk, res 360 Fourth
Friedman Louis, boots and shoes, 919 Broadway, res 226
Twelfth
Friend Deidema Mrs, res 846 Seventeenth
Friend Roger, res Blake House
Friend W H, cashier Sun Insurance Co, S F, res Blake
House
Friend William N, student, res Blake House
Friendeley J, baker, res Weber Hotel
Friersbn William J, farmer Yolo County, res 1530 Broadway
Friert Henry, laborer, res 212 Haven
Frink Ledyard, res 1220 Grove
Frique Edward, fireman S P Co, res 1053 Ninth ave
Frique Emile, engineer S P Co, res 1053 Ninth ave
Frisbie C E, foreman type foundry Pacific Press, res 725
Eleventh
Frisbie W E, stereotyper Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
715 Twelfth
Frisby David, laborer, res 1654 Telegraph ave
Frise R G, draughtsman H W, Weilbye
Frisk Brewer, moulder, S F, res Jackson bet Seventh
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Fritsche Joseph, bootmaker, 373 Seventh, res same
Fritz G J, laborer, res 864 E Twenty-first
Fritzo Matthias, laborer, res 113 Hannah
Fritzschen Herman B, saloon, S F, res 1307 Peralta
Frivelette Bernard, shoe black, res 1642 Union
Frobel Kindergarten, Mrs L A Balch principal, 1316 Ade-
line
Frodahl Annie, domestic, res 527 E Eleventh
Fromme August, stevedore, res 1870 Goss
Eronk E, res Smith House, 836 Broadway
Fronk George, stableman, res 262 Thirteenth
Frontier Peter, lapidary, S F, res 763 Webster
Frost Andrew, farmer, res Fruit Vale ave
Frost Arthur A, student, res 1523 Eighth ave
Frost Belle Miss, res 932 Union
Frost Chas L, millwright, res 1523 Eighth ave
Frost Francis W, adjuster Board of Trade, res 528 Ninth
Frost James W, res 932 Union
Frost Kate Miss, res 932 Union
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Frost P C Mrs, res Fruit Vale ave
Frost Peter, rancher, res Prescott
Frest Win E, carpenter S P Co, res 872 Henry
Frost Wm H, fuel agt S P Co, res 1519 Eighth ave
Frost Wm I, employe Golden Rule Mill, res 509 E Four-
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f— O Frostham William, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Park Exchange Hotel
Frostholm Phennie Mrs, widow, res 168 Fifth
Fruit and Flower Mission, Miss Era Lukins
Broadway
Fruit Wile Hospital, Dr P W Poulson propr,
Peralta and Fruit Vale ave
Fruit Vale Presbyterian Church, Rev E S Chapman,
pastor, res 1 *J< >4 E Twelfth
Fruit Vale Public School, Miss Annie L Dolman principal
^ Fruit Vale K K Co, office and stables Sixth ave bet E
Eleventh and ETwelfth
H Fruit Vale Rose Co, cor Old County [load and Julia
Frukana George, gardener, res 802 Alice
Frumbull William, harness maker, res 250i Hollis
Frutard Manuel, mill hand California Door (
ffa Fry Fred W (Dod^r ,v Fry) re> 171-1 Linden
Lj Fry Benry P, wheelwright C C Buffett, rea 1711 Linden
Fry Willi- B, mgr Singer Manufacturing Co, S F, rea 513
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£ FryeJ( rpenter, re- 261 Eighth
"j Fryer -I A Mr-, music teacher, rea .Julia bet Sherman and
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Fucha Philip, coal and wood, LI 71 Center, rea L169 Center
HFuendaling Juliua C, bal N w York Bakery Weber
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W| : i Kucka & Fugel) rea 589 Hobart
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Fugel James, drr i rlen ave nr Linda
{m Fulcher Joseph C, laborer, rea L730 Linden
P Fuller A L. real - il ■ - 1'. n - 582 E Twelfth
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Fuller Arthur L, clerk J C Fuller, res 875 Washington
Fuller Benjamin B, res 1833 Linden
Fuller Carrie L Miss, res 416 E Fifteenth
Fuller Charles H, res 762 Alice
Fuller Flora Mrs, res 1060 Third ave
FULLER HINDS, city agent Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co, res 577 Thirty-fifth
Fuller John S, painter, res 1319 Kirkham
FULLER JULIUS C, general agent Daggett's
Patent Koaster and Baker, 474 Eighth, res 875 Wash-
ington
Fuller M A Mrs, res 1353 Castro
Fuller N E Miss, res 1353 Castro
Fuller N E Mrs, dressmaker, res 718 Seventh
Fuller P J Mrs, res 1353 Webster
Fuller WTilliam, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 669
Adeline
Fullmer Leander D, salesman, S F, res 909 Peralta
Fulton Agnes, domestic, res 1012 Fourteenth
Fulton Carey M, division shop clerk S P Co, res 1468 Grove
Fulton Edith Miss, res 1468 Grove
Fulton Edwin G, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 718 Twelfth
Fulton Frances C Miss, res 943 Campbell
Fulton Herbert D, pressman Pacific Press, res 718 Twelfth
Fulton Joseph, miner, res 943 Campbell
Fulton Nettie B Miss (Whitaker & Fuller) res 1210 San
Pablo ave
Fulton Samuel S, laborer S P Co, Oakland Pier, res 1162
Seventh
Fulton Thomas, employe S P Co, res 1665 Twelfth
Fulton Thomas, brakeman S P Co, res 1685 Chase ,
Fulton Wallace H, fireman S P Co, res 943 Campbell
Funcheon Benjamin, carpenter, res 508-j- Fifteenth
Funder Peter, mate steamer Piedmont, res 1411 Adeline
Funge Jane, domestic, res 1511 Market
Furbish Arthur J E, commercial traveler, res 1424 Webster
Furbish Lucy A Miss, res 1424 Webster
Furbish Ruth W Mrs, widow, res 1424 Webster
Furcate John, butcher, res Doyle ave nr San Pablo ave,
Golden Gate
Furguson C H, operator block system S P Co, res 872
Henry
Furlong Edward, messenger Sunset Telephone Telegraph
Co, res 617 Magnolia
Furlong John, laborer, res 617 Magnolia
Furlong Win J, dairyman J R Mott, res Vernon Heights
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Furniss Charles B, bartender, res Newland House
Furon Arnaud, baker M Longe, res 617 Broadway *M
Furry George H, clerk Hall of Records, res 1416-J- San 2
Pablo ave fe
Furson , tailor, res 527 Seventh "3
Furst Herman, clothing, men's furnishing goods, 901 Broad- 1 3§!
way, res 1011 Webster Jl>
Furtado John A, laborer, res 239 Haven ^J
Fus Elizabeth, domestic, res S72 Twentieth Jjj;
Futa Joseph, laborer, res 229 Second
Fyfe James S, paper hanger, res Brunswick Hotel
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Gabb Fred H, painter, res 1224 Twenty -third ave
Gable Maggie Miss, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Gabler John, gardener, res Union Hotel
Gabriel J, laborer, res 1077 E Nineteenth
I Gabriel Manuel, res 751 Willow
| Gaffany Martin, laborer, res Fifth nr Shell Mound Station
; Gaffney John H, inmate Industrial Home for the Adult
Blind, res same
GafFney Maria Miss, res 583 Twenty-second
Gagan Philip, teamster Alameda Macadamizing Go's quarry.
res same
Gage A Mrs, propr The Graystone, 418 Twelfth
Gage David, capitalist, res 460 Merrimac
Gage Edward C, student, res 460 Merrimac
Gage Harold J, foreman frame dept W F & Co, res The
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Henry D, student, res 460 Merrimac
Gage Jefferson, conductor S P Co, res 1521 Eighth
Han'* Stephen T, assl prea S P Co, res 1300 Harrison
William, gardener, L568 Webster, res 458 Twenty-first
Ha-' r E M Mr-, n- 1211 Alice
I tagne Alice I> Mr-, rea 967 Clay
igne Edward, photographer, s<>7 Broadway, rea 067 Clay
Qon Joseph II, joiner California Door Co, res
Twenty-fourth
GagnoD Madard, teamster, n Grove
Gahagan Vincent, blacksmith Stock Yards, res Bame
illard Chas, pea 307 E Twentieth
Gaines Chauncey, teller [Jnioo Savin-- Bank, res Berkeley
Gaines James, laborer B P Co, res T'J i ('Hester
John, employe flax mill, res 724 Chester
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Gaines Katie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gaines Margaret Mrs, res 724£ Chester
Gaines Mictiael, laborer, res 724-J- Chester
Gaines William, laborer, res 724-J Chester
Gainsforth Annie Mrs, domestic, 1110 Twelfth
Gaither Thomas, yardman S P Co, S F, res 1304 Eighth
Galagher A, M D, res The Olive
Galavan James, plumbing and gasfitting, 1512 Seventh, and
foreman Engine No 3, 0 F D, res 1378 Eighth
Galbraith Alma I Miss, teacher High School, res 1218 San
Pablo ave
Gale Coll, student, res 1373 Tenth ave
Gale Geo L, contractor and builder, res 1373 Tenth ave
Galer E P, tinsmith S P Co, res 811 Pine
Galindo Annie Miss, res n s Forty-sixth bet Shattuck ave
and Grove
Galindo Augustine, teamster, res n s Forty-sixth bet Shat-
tuck ave and Grove
Galindo F, capitalist, res w s Telegraph ave nr Morgan
Galindo Felix, bookkeeper, S F, res n s Forty-sixth bet
Shattuck ave and Grove
GALINDO HOTEL, B Wright proprietor, s s Eighth
bet Franklin and Broadway
Galindo Joseph, teamster, res n s Forty-sixth bet Shattuck
ave and Grove
Galindo Mary Miss, res n s Forty-sixth bet Shattuck ave
and Grove
Gall , clerk Fibush Bros, res 319 Sixth
Gallagher Bernard, employe Contra Costa Water Co, res
427 Hawthorne ave
Gallagher Chas E, propr Gallagher Transfer Co, cor Broad-
way and Eighth, res New Broadway and 361 Twenty-
second
Gallagher Daniel (Crist & Gallagher) res 1431 Filbert
Gallagher Edward, nail worker, res 1953 Magnolia
Gallagher Eunice Miss, teacher Peralta District School, res
Humboldt ave nr Alcatraz
Gallagher James, stone mason, res 1953 Magnolia
Gallagher James, electrician, res La Clede House
Gallagher James, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 1328 Myrtle
Gallagher John, capitalist, res 768 Seventh
Gallagher John, res 1328 Myrtle
Gallagher John, clerk Neil Gallagher, res 1716 Telegraph
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Gallagher John, tailor, res 1015 Webster
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Gallagher John, laborer, res 1311 San Pablo ave
Gallagher Mary Mrs, res SE cor Forty-third and Grove
Gallagher Michael, laborer, res 7~s Third
Gallagher Michael Jr, laborer, res 742 Linden
Gallagher Michael, groceries, SE cor Fifth and Linden, res
742 Linden
Gallagher Neil, groceries, wines and liquors. 1722 Tele-
graph ave, res same
Gallagher Patrick, res 742 Linden
Gallagher Pete, plumber and gasfitter Dalziel & Moller, res
1330 Fontainblen ave
Gallagher Stephen, expressnan, res 1515 Brush
Gallagher Thomas, nail worker, res 1953 Magnolia
Gallagher Thomas, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res
cor Thirteenth and Magnolia
Gallagher Thomas J, clerk JAS A JOYCE, res 427
Hawthorn
Gallagher Timothy, res 1722 Telegraph
Gallagher Transfer Co, San Francisco, Oakland and Ala-
meda, Charles E Gallagher propr, cor Broadway and
Eighth
Gallagher William, employe East Oakland Planing Mill, I
82 1 E Fourteenth
Gallant Catherine F Miss, res 124 Louisa
Gallant David I, printer Oakland Enquirer^ res 124 Louisa
ill ant Ignatius 1). res 124 Louisa
Gallant Martha A. 3earnstr< ss, r< - 12 1 Louisa
Gallant Mary .1 Miss, dressmaker, res 12 1 Louisa
Gallant Peter, carpenter, res 12-1 Louisa
( rallen Bessie M iss, res s<| 1 Brush
illcn Daniel, laborer, res 804 Brush
illen I P, employe California Cotton Mills Co. res
'1 Brush
illen James W, employe California Cotton Mills Co,-
804 Brush
illey Ros< Mrs, dressmaking, L009 Franklin, res same
Hi Louis, fruit and 819 Broadway, res same
lligan John, carpenter, res L912 Myrtle
ligan Theresa Miss, rea 1912 Myrtle
• I i arpenter, r< - 11 L9 Ninth
< fallinann .1 F, carriage painter Sohsl A Bro, res 758 Fifth
Hivan Mary Mi \ 1014 Third
Gall line man O E L & M Co, res 658 Webster
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Galvin James, carriage maker and blacksmith, 511 and 513
Fourteenth, res 1518 Broadway
Galvin John H, clerk James Galvin, res 1690 Broadway
Gamble Frank, real estate and insurance agt, 469 Ninth
Gamble Frank B, bookkeeper James Gamble, res Piedmont
Gamble Henry, pattern maker, res 1070 E Nineteenth
GAMBLE JAMES, real estate, insurance and
notary public, 469 Ninth, res Piedmont
Gamble John, laborer, res 1070 E Nineteenth
Gamble Leland S, land agt, 469 Ninth, res S F
Gamble Lottie Miss, res 1070 E Nineteenth
Gamp Camille, machinist, S F, res 1419 Fifteenth
Ganley Edward, laborer, res 705 Fifth (rear)
Gannaw Daniel, laborer, res Florio
Gannon James, laborer, res cor San Pablo ave and Thirty-
sixth
Gannon Martin, res 665 E Twelfth
Gannon Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 1464 Telegraph ave
Gannon Rose Mrs, res 1464 Telegraph ave
Gans Alfonse, laundryman Contra Costra Laundry
Gans Alphonse J, res 1635 Magnolia
Gans B D, laundrvman Contra Costra Laundry
Gans R6bert, res 779 Twelfth
Gansberg Henry, shoemaker F Senram & Co, res 912 Har-
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Gansberg Henry Jr, cigar maker H Gloy, res 912 Harrison
Garabrant Charles, machinist O G L & H Co, res 663 Alice
Garabrant Oliver, clerk Geo Black, res Campbell bet Sew-
ard and Eighth
Garavatt William, plasterer, res 823 E Sixteenth
Garaventa Louis, res 1080 E Seventeenth
Garbert Mrs, res Home for Aged Women
Garbey Eva Mrs, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Garbutt John, mason, res 411 Ninth
Garbutt Maggie Mrs, clerk Oakland Dime Delivery, res 411
Ninth
Garcelon Catherine M, widow, res 1213 Madison
Garcelon Harris, shipwright, res 1267 Twenty-sixth
Garcelon Horace, clerk, S F, res 570 Eighteenth
Garcelon Nellie Mrs, dressmaker, res 570 Eighteenth
Garcia Mrs, widow, res NE cor Merced and Shattuck ave
Garcia Adolfo, teamster, res NE cor Merced and Shattuck
ave
Garcia Alfred, commission agt (cattle) res s s Twenty-ninth
nr Telegraph ave
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Garcia Flora Mrs, res 4*22 B
Garcia & Bernard (Frank Garcia and Joseph Bernard) bar-
bers, res 627 E Twelfth
Garcia Frank (Garcia & Bernard) res corE Fourteenth and
Fifteenth ave
Garcia Frank, butcher, res s s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph
ave
Garcia Frederico, laborer, res s s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph
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Garcia John, laborer S P Co, res 422 B
Gard Charles A, salesman, res 1021 Twelfth
Gard Dena Miss, res 1021 Twelfth
Gard Emma Miss, student, res 1021 Twelfth
Gard Harmon N (H N Gard & Co) res 1021 Twelfth
GARD H N & CO (Harmon N Gard and J C Knick-
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Gard Minnie Miss, res 1021 Twelfth
Gard Nicholas, mining, res 1021 Twelfth
Gardener Frank, employe Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 601
Webster
Gardener George P, carpenter, 2 Sanders
Gardener Mrs, res 504 Fifteenth
Gardiner Anna Mrs L, res 528 Jones
Gardiner Anwyl O, painter J T Gardiner, res 319 Eleventh
Gardiner Bella Mis-, employe Bruning Bros, res 1012 Pine
Gardiner Charles H, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res 830
E Fifteenth
Gardiner Duane W, messenger American District Tele-
graph ( !o, rei 1 157 ('enter
Gardiner Elizabeth <> Mrs, widow, res 1762 Division
Gardiner Prank, laborer, res Si Louis House
Gardiner George II. student, res 830 E Fifteenth
( rardiner James T, painter, 1008 Franklin, res 319 Eleventh
Gardiner James T (Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner) res 524
Jones
Gardiner James T Jr, painter James T Gardiner, re- 319
Eleventh
( tardiner Jennie, res 319 Eleventh
Gardiner John 8, clerk Jones' Bazaar, res 319 Eleventh
Gardiner Robert II. clerk cashier's office Wells, Fargo A
Co, - 1 ree 830 E Fifteenth
Gardiner B P M. painter James T Gardiner, res 379
Eleventh
Gardiner Thomas, Coranado Beach Hotel, San Diego, res
I Fifteenth
Gardiner Violet Miss, employe Bruning Bros, res l(|r_' Tine
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Gardiner Wm M, student Hopkins Academy, res 524 Jones
Gardner Cornelia Mrs, agt S T Taylor System Dresscutting,
954 Broadway
Gardiner Cornelia Mrs. agt Lightning System Dress Cut-
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Gardner Frank, longshoreman, res 601 Webster
Gardner Hirdn S, engineer SP Co, res 1314 Eighth
Gardner J A, res Hotel Merritt
Gardner Jerome T, medical student, res 463 E Eleventh
Gardner Lottie Mrs, widow, res 718 Twelfth
Gardner Louis M, foreman, res 1184 Eighteenth
Gardner Mittie E Miss, milliner R Jones, res 577 Thirty-
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Gardner N C, res 912 Thirty-fifth
Gardner Robert, land agt, res 463 E Eleventh
Gardner Wm, broker, S F, res 861 E Sixteenth
Garey John (Garey & Galvin) res 1626 Linden
Garfield Isaac, capitalist, res 468 Edwards
Garfield School, Mrs Ellen Gibbs principal, Twenty-third
ave bet E Sixteenth and E Seventeenth
Garhart L C, painter P N Kuss
Garin Paul A, drawing teacher Public Schools, res 815
Thirty-fifth
Garity John, laborer S P Co
Garland B H, conductor S P Co, res Bushell House
Garlick Etta F Mrs, teacher Lincoln School, res 1016 Four-
teenth
Garlick Joshua P, principal Cole School, res 1016 Four-
teenth
Garmanus David, clerk Leopold Meyer, res 1418 Eighth
Garms Peter, saloon, res 1416 Eighteenth
Garner George, tinner Burtchaell & Crowley, res 720 Harri-
son
Garner Henry (Garner & Son) res 720 Harrison
Garner Henry W (Garner & Son) res 720 Harrison
Garner & Son (Henry and Henry W Garner) butchers, SW
cor Ninth and Webster
Garnett J Herndon, pastor Tenth Avenue Baptist Church,
ros 1418 Tenth ave
Garon Louis G, wines and liquors, 553 Broadway
Garribaidi Joseph, capitalist, res 478 Twenty-first
Garribaldi Joseph, laborer, res n s Forty-second nr Tele-
graph ave
Garrison Fannie Miss, bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry,
Broadway office, res 815 Twentieth
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Garrity John, laborer S P Co, res 1561 Fifth
Garrity T, laborer, res Union Hotel
Garsiglia Gust, clerk, res 529 Eighth
Garsiglia John, res Lester House
Garter Fred, barber, res 856 Broadway
Garthwaite Harry, lumber, S F, res Prospect Heights
Garthwaite H P, real estate agt, S F, res 492 Edwards
Garthwaite W W, cashier Oakland Bank of Savings, res
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